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Meanings of sacrosanct in English

Must be kept sacred.

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Usage of sacrosanct in English
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We believe in the principle of rule of law, it is sacrosanct.
The South African
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Accurately reflecting the world has always been a sacrosanct principle for search.
BBC
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And among conservatives in the state's small towns, gun rights are sacrosanct.
Reuters
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Why are certain unearned gains regarded as sacrosanct and exempt from taxation?
The Irish Times
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At the Grahame Coats Agency, a client's money is a sacrosanct trust.
Anansi Boys
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Mr Ahern emphasised that the fundamentals of the Belfast Agreement were sacrosanct.
The Irish Times
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Was Afghan policy so sacrosanct that it had become a loyalty test?
Ghost wars
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But very little of this has touched the sacrosanct centralized state institutions.
The Civilization of Illiteracy
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And, naturally, not everyone believes that abstaining from premarital sex is sacrosanct.
Reuters
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France, violated by the Hun, exhibits grim determination made sacrosanct by suffering.
Raemaekers' Cartoons: With Accompanying Notes by Well-known Engl...
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Even Putin's previously sacrosanct May 2012 social spending decrees face significant reductions.
Reuters
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A fire sale of national assets once considered sacrosanct is set to ensue.
Reuters
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Keep in mind that pasta is a sacrosanct, abundant main course.
News.com.au
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Crises could come and go, but giving the children quality time was sacrosanct.
The Reality Dysfunction
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No convention was sacrosanct; no moral or religious tradition left unmocked.
The Guardian
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The whigs refused to accept the sacrosanct character of the monarchy.
Our Legal Heritage : 600-1776 King Aethelbert - King George III
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