sanctity in Latin
sanctity in Latin is sanctitās — sanctity means the quality of being holy or sacred.
sanctity in Latin
sanctitās
(uncountable) The condition of being considered sacred; inviolability
What does "sanctity" mean?
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noun The quality of being holy or sacred.
"Monks devoted their lives to the sanctity of the monastery."
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noun The quality of being so important or valued that it must not be violated.
"The judge spoke of the sanctity of the jury's verdict."
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sanctity in a sentence
- Monks devoted their lives to the sanctity of the monastery.
- The judge spoke of the sanctity of the jury's verdict.
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What is "sanctity" in Latin?
"sanctity" in Latin is sanctitās. sanctity means: The quality of being holy or sacred.
How do you use "sanctity" in a sentence?
Example: "Monks devoted their lives to the sanctity of the monastery." In Latin, "sanctity" is sanctitās.
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