Definition of Sacrosanctities
1. sacrosanctity [n] - See also: sacrosanctity
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Lexicographical Neighbors of Sacrosanctities
Literary usage of Sacrosanctities
Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:
1. Margaret Fuller: A Psychological Biography by Katharine Susan Anthony (1920)
"... and sacrosanctities on every hand and a degree of resolution which is not
supposed to reside in a truly feminine nature. ..."
2. Present-day Japan by Augusta M. Campbell Davidson (1904)
"... spread upon the yellow gravel before the veiled gate, whose curtain prevents
all but the dimmest view of the sacrosanctities showing darkly through it. ..."
3. Present-day Japan by Augusta M. Campbell Davidson (1907)
"... view of the sacrosanctities showing darkly through it. We all, of course, knew
better than to touch it; besides, I also knew pretty well what was behind ..."
4. The Garden of Asia: Impressions from Japan by Reginald John Farrer (1904)
"For the bunting and all the voluminous decorations had been affixed in honour of
certain imperial sacrosanctities who had deigned to avail themselves of ..."
5. The Garden of Asia: Impressions from Japan by Reginald John Farrer (1904)
"For the bunting and all the voluminous decorations had been affixed in honour of
certain imperial sacrosanctities who had deigned to avail themselves of ..."
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