promised land (Meaning)
promised land (n)
an ancient country in southwestern Asia on the east coast of the Mediterranean Sea; a place of pilgrimage for Christianity and Islam and Judaism
any place of complete bliss and delight and peace
the goal towards which Christians strive
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promised land Sentence Examples
- In the biblical narrative, Moses led the Israelites to the promised land of Canaan after their exodus from Egypt.
- After years of struggle, they finally arrived in their promised land, a place they could call home.
- For many immigrants, America represented the promised land, offering opportunities for a better life.
- The explorer believed he had discovered the promised land, a fertile land abundant with resources.
- The refugees viewed the neighboring country as their promised land, where they could find safety and security.
- In her dreams, she envisioned reaching the promised land, a place free from oppression and inequality.
- The pioneers set out westward in search of their promised land, where they could build a new community.
- The novel's protagonist embarks on a journey to find his promised land, a place of peace and prosperity.
- The settlement flourished, becoming a thriving community in their promised land.
- Despite the challenges they faced, they remained determined to reach their promised land, where they could start anew.
FAQs About the word promised land
an ancient country in southwestern Asia on the east coast of the Mediterranean Sea; a place of pilgrimage for Christianity and Islam and Judaism, any place of c
New Jerusalem, heaven, Garden of Eden, paradise,utopia, Camelot, nirvana, Elysium, fantasyland, lotusland
dystopia, dystopia, hell,hell, anti-utopia,anti-utopia,fool's paradise, fool's paradise
In the biblical narrative, Moses led the Israelites to the promised land of Canaan after their exodus from Egypt.
After years of struggle, they finally arrived in their promised land, a place they could call home.
For many immigrants, America represented the promised land, offering opportunities for a better life.
The explorer believed he had discovered the promised land, a fertile land abundant with resources.
