relique (Meaning)
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relique (n.)
See Relic.
Synonyms & Antonyms of relique
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relique Sentence Examples
- The monastery housed a venerated relique believed to be a fragment of the True Cross.
- The ancient relique was carefully preserved in a silver reliquary, its surface adorned with intricate carvings.
- Pilgrims traveled far and wide to witness the relique, hoping to receive its blessings.
- The veneration of reliques was a common practice in medieval Christianity.
- The relique of Saint Joan of Arc was said to possess miraculous healing powers.
- The relic chamber displayed a collection of reliques from different saints and martyrs.
- The relique of the Buddha's tooth was considered one of the most sacred objects in Buddhism.
- The discovery of a new relique sent shockwaves through the archaeological community.
- The authenticity of the relique was questioned by scholars, leading to a heated debate.
- The stolen relique was eventually recovered and returned to its rightful place in the cathedral.
FAQs About the word relique
See Relic.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The monastery housed a venerated relique believed to be a fragment of the True Cross.
The ancient relique was carefully preserved in a silver reliquary, its surface adorned with intricate carvings.
Pilgrims traveled far and wide to witness the relique, hoping to receive its blessings.
The veneration of reliques was a common practice in medieval Christianity.
