promised lands (Meaning)
promised lands
a better place or state that one hopes to reach, something and especially a place or condition believed to promise final satisfaction or realization of hopes
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promised lands Sentence Examples
- The Israelites yearned for the promised lands of Canaan, where milk and honey flowed.
- The Pilgrims abandoned their homeland, seeking refuge and the promised lands of the New World.
- The pioneers embarked on treacherous journeys, driven by the promise of vast and fertile promised lands in the West.
- Explorers dreamed of discovering promised lands filled with exotic treasures and unimaginable wealth.
- Immigrants arrived in droves, eager to cultivate the promised lands they had heard so much about.
- Settlers promised lands to Native Americans only to systematically break those promises.
- The promised lands of religious texts inspire hope and longing in the hearts of believers.
- The image of promised lands has often been exploited to justify conquest and displacement.
- The concept of promised lands can lead to conflicts over territory and resources.
- The true value of promised lands lies not only in their physical attributes but also in the dreams and aspirations they evoke.
FAQs About the word promised lands
a better place or state that one hopes to reach, something and especially a place or condition believed to promise final satisfaction or realization of hopes
Sions, Edens, lotuslands, heavens, fantasylands, paradises, Camelots, wonderlands, nirvanas, Zions
dystopias,hells, anti-utopias,,fool's paradises
The Israelites yearned for the promised lands of Canaan, where milk and honey flowed.
The Pilgrims abandoned their homeland, seeking refuge and the promised lands of the New World.
The pioneers embarked on treacherous journeys, driven by the promise of vast and fertile promised lands in the West.
Explorers dreamed of discovering promised lands filled with exotic treasures and unimaginable wealth.
