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Meanings of sacred object in English
Russian
религиозный объект Portuguese
objeto sagrado Spanish
objeto religioso Catalan
objecte religiós Usage of sacred object in English
1
The dressing-table is not a sacred object, even to a woman.
2
I loved, obsessed over, and treated it as a sacred object.
3
His anger at her desecration of his sacred object showed in his face.
4
Another sacred object is the medicine rock of the Marias.
5
She's sitting behind her desk and she has Vulcan sacred object on her desk.
6
For the people it is a sacred object.
7
Have also heard that you can consecrate with a rosary or cross, or other sacred object.
8
This "war flag which they call raven" was a sacred object to the Northmen.
9
A primitive man, he kept his dagger-boughtin El Rastro-sharp, guarding it as a sacred object.
10
I had vowed to devote my life to the sacred object of vindicating my husband's innocence.
11
If he reached sanctuary, he became a peculiarly sacred object for the rest of his life.
12
Partly perhaps, because it was a sacred object, the Wollaston children took to treating it rather irreverently.
13
It's not so much a sacred object as the symbol of something sacred, like the Ten Commandments.
14
My sainted Caroline is a sacred object, cried Aunt Myra, rising as if to leave the room.
15
It is treated like a sacred object.
16
He was a sacred object in Greece, and is spoken of by the poets as a charming songster.
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Translations for sacred object
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Sacred object through the time
Sacred object across language varieties
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