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Meanings of great sin in English
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Usage of great sin in English
1
The great sin of the father has made the son an assassin.
2
It is a great sin; but I think He will forgive me.
3
Wash away even her great sin and restore her to the fold?
4
Interruption of the speech of others is a great sin against good-breeding.
5
He was avaricious, but avarice was the great sin of his times.
6
Nor, in her eyes, did such practice amount to any great sin.
7
It is a great sin with which you are burdening your soul.
8
That would be a great sin, and besides, it is not necessary.
9
It seemed no great sin to him to love another man's wife.
10
It's a great sin to dishonor Mother Friday-combingand spinning flax, forsooth!
11
Similarly, there is great sin in it if he flies from the field.
12
The great sin of this country is the worship of gold.
13
We acknowledge with grief and shame our heavy share in this great sin.
14
It was a great sin on my part, and I deeply repent it.
15
The offer to buy has been taken as his great sin.
16
He was calm to the last, full of remorse for his great sin.
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