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Meanings of seem a sacrilege in English

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Usage of seem a sacrilege in English
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I have not the heart to recall these jokes,-itwould seem a sacrilege.
Project Gutenberg Complete Works of Winston Churchill
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Such a deprivation in his eyes would almost have seemed a sacrilege.
The Irish Race in the Past and the Present
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She broke off; she could not speak the word which seemed a sacrilege.
A Golden Book of Venice
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A louder voice just then, would have seemed a sacrilege.
Tom Swift in the Land of Wonders; Or, The Underground Search for...
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It seemed a sacrilege to search her possessions, and he made no attempt to do so.
A Husband by Proxy
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It seemed a sacrilege, and a terrible intrusion.
Accident
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How could she add sentences to this hollow phrase, the mere employment of which seemed a sacrilege.
Initials Only
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To them, a few short years ago, a concert on the Sabbath would have seemed a sacrilege.
His Family
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It seemed a sacrilege to use in this way such a high sentiment, so I destroyed the coin.
A Mind That Found Itself: An Autobiography
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Time and decay had rendered the tall spire unsafe, yet its fall by force and premeditated purpose seemed a sacrilege.
Autumn Leaves: Original Pieces in Prose and Verse
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It seems a sacrilege.
Five Nights: A Novel
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That feeling, which had come through his experience with Ida May Bostwick, seemed a sacrilege when he considered this girl.
Sheila of Big Wreck Cove: A Story of Cape Cod
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Someway it seemed a sacrilege for him to touch them-itwas not to be borne-shehardly knew why, or since when.
The Furnace of Gold
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"It seems a sacrilege to memorialize such a sad life."
Iron lace
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I swear, sometimes I hated her. It seemed a sacrilege to say it under her own roof, but sometimes it was true.
Fine things
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Rose understood almost intuitively that it terrified her, that it seemed a sacrilege, though she would not have known what the word meant.
A Little Girl in Old Quebec