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Definition of sacrosanct in English Turkish dictionary
- çok önemli
- mukaddes
- dokunulmaz
- çok kutsal
- {s} yüce
- {s} kutsal
Benim cümlelerim kutsal değildir.
-My sentences are not sacrosanct.
- sacred
- {s} kutsal
Eski Mısır'da kediler kutsal hayvandı.
-Cats were sacred animals in ancient Egypt.
Başlangıç için Kudüsü ziyaret ettim-üç büyük din için kutsal bir yer.
-For a start, I visited Jerusalem - a sacred place for three major religions.
- sacred
- dini
- sacred
- sacred to the memory of anısına ithafen
- sacred
- kutsi
- sacred
- mukaddes
- sacred
- dinî
- must be kept sacred
- kutsal tutulmalıdır
- sacred
- {s} dinsel
- sacred
- muazzez
- sacred
- dine ait
- sacred
- {s} mübarek
- sacred
- sacred cow k
- sacred
- ruhuna fatiha sacredly z
- sacred
- hürmete şayan
- sacred
- dili başkalarının inançlarına göre küçümsenmesi caiz olmayan şey veya kimse
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Definition of sacrosanct in English English dictionary
- sacred
- beyond alteration, criticism, or interference, especially due to religious sanction; inviolable
- Sacred; inviolable
- If you describe something as sacrosanct, you consider it to be special and are unwilling to see it criticized or changed. Freedom of the press is sacrosanct. = sacred. something that is sacrosanct is considered to be so important that no one is allowed to criticize or change it = sacred (sacrosanctus, probably from sacro sanctus )
- must be kept sacred
- {s} extremely holy, consecrated, inviolable; considered or treated as holy
- sacrosanctness
- {i} utmost holiness, inviolability, state of being consecrated
- sacrosanctness
- The property of being sacrosanct
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sacrosanct
Hyphenation
sac·ro·sanctTurkish pronunciation
säkrōsängktSynonyms
blessed, consecrated, divine, godly, hallowed, holy, pious, pure, religious, revered, sacramental, saintly, sanctified, spiritual, unprofanePronunciation
/ˈsakrōsaɴɢkt/ /ˈsækroʊsæŋkt/
Etymology
[ 'sa-krO-"sa[ng](k)t ] (adjective.) 1601. Latin sacrosanctus, probably from sacro sanctus hallowed by a sacred rite.Resimler
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