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sacredness

[ UK /sˈe‍ɪkɹədnəs/ ]
[ US /ˈseɪkɹɪdnɪs/ ]
NOUN
  1. the quality of being sacred

How To Use sacredness In A Sentence

  • The tapu (sacredness) must be lifted from the manuhiri (visitors) before one can enter.
  • In Ireland the idea of sacredness was carried out in another way. Illuminated Manuscripts
  • Perhaps a purer time is near, when, upborne by a sense of the dignity of romance and the sacredness of life, man will refrain from laying rough hands on his mute brothers. The Kempton-Wace Letters
  • Buddhist and Hindu doctrine of nonviolence expressing belief in the sacredness of all living creatures.
  • And there is a kind of sacredness attached to the memory of the great and the good, which seems to bid us repulse the scepticism which would allegorize their existence into a pleasing apologue, and measure the giants of intellect by an homaeopathic dynameter. The Odyssey of Homer
  • Over and above this, however, seven was chosen, primarily, because it was a large number, and, secondly, because it was a sacred number, -- sacred in part because large, since 'largeness' and 'sacredness' are correlated ideas in the popular phases of early religious thought. The Religion of Babylonia and Assyria
  • The audience were enthralled by the quality and sacredness of the concert and showed their appreciation time and time again throughout the performance and at its conclusion.
  • The universality, the sacredness, and the divine origin of freedom are enshrined in our founding document.
  • By doing this they will ensure that the sacredness and sanctity of these holy places is preserved and respected.
  • No matter how sacred the Bakers make the ‘sorority of quiltmakers,’ the ‘holy patchers’, that very appeal to sacredness would keep Mama in her place.
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