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Meanings of pilgrimage in English
Usage of pilgrimage in English
1
This has become an annual pilgrimage to New York City, said DeVoe.
2
Drinking deeply, he looked forward with rare exhilaration to the pilgrimage ahead.
3
Pilgrims can also do the minor pilgrimage, or umra, throughout the year.
4
And the snows and even the clouds stop, exhausted in their pilgrimage.
5
The custom was for every house to be represented in the pilgrimage.
6
I said I am on a pilgrimage-and ,indeed , Iama pilgrim.
7
In the January of 1917 I made my annual pilgrimage to California.
8
Politic, that: keeping away from the pilgrimage route where tempers might flare.
9
Riyadh warned earlier this month against any attempt to politicise the pilgrimage.
10
A little pilgrimage church far below seemed snowed in against the faithful.
11
But his guardians never believed in the wild oats pilgrimage he threatened.
12
When Solyman Ibn Abd el Melek performed the pilgrimage in A.H. only.
13
His shrine was one of the chief objects of pilgrimage during the
14
But this pilgrimage was the fatal term of the glories of Eudocia.
15
The chaplain's pilgrimage to Wintergreen had proved abortive; another shrine was empty.
16
While on our pilgrimage north, a tragedy had befallen the small reservation.
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Translations for pilgrimage
Russian
Portuguese
Pilgrimage through the time
Pilgrimage across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common