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Meanings of sacred grove in English
Grove of trees of special religious importance to a particular culture.
Usage of sacred grove in English
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But the ancient notion of the sacred grove has far more resonance.
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It said, It is night in the sacred grove, son of Maugrim.
3
The warriors would not permit Skylan to walk to the sacred grove.
4
As you can guess, the woods were the sacred grove of Ares.
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They entered the sacred grove with feet bound together, in token of submission.
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In another sacred grove he reports finding several other very interesting stone objects:
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And strike sometimes the sacred spire, and strike the sacred grove.
8
Descending Mount Sion, and crossing Kedron, he entered the sacred grove.
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He was movable as Mosswood was still, the wind through the sacred grove.
10
What Briton neglects to attend the services at the sacred grove?
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Only mistletoe cut from the sacred grove had eased the malady.
12
Yesterday's sacred grove is today a biosphere reserve, natural heritage site, or protected area?
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The oracle is on the mountain above the sacred grove.
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The New Palace, the temple, and the sacred grove: they were all in flames.
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The sacred grove of oak trees in which weddings were held was made ready.
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The Nile beyond surrounded an island, where flourished the well-kept sacred grove of Anion.
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Translations for sacred grove
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Sacred grove through the time
Sacred grove across language varieties
United Kingdom
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United States of America
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