sacellum (Meaning)
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sacellum (n.)
An unroofed space consecrated to a divinity.
A small monumental chapel in a church.
Synonyms & Antonyms of sacellum
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sacellum Sentence Examples
- The sacellum, a small chapel, was dedicated to the household gods.
- Within the sacellum, incense burned perfuming the sacred space.
- The priestess entered the sacellum, carrying a sacrificial offering to the gods.
- The walls of the sacellum were adorned with frescoes depicting scenes from mythology.
- The sacellum served as a place of worship, meditation, and offerings to the divine.
- The village elder gathered the community in the sacellum to seek guidance from the gods.
- The sacellum was a sanctuary for the weary, offering respite and a connection to the spiritual realm.
- The ancient sacellum was a testament to the piety and religious beliefs of the people who built it.
- The ruins of the sacellum whispered tales of the past, revealing glimpses into the rituals and beliefs of a bygone era.
- The sacellum provided a sacred space for the community to connect with the divine and honor their traditions.
FAQs About the word sacellum
An unroofed space consecrated to a divinity., A small monumental chapel in a church.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The sacellum, a small chapel, was dedicated to the household gods.
Within the sacellum, incense burned perfuming the sacred space.
The priestess entered the sacellum, carrying a sacrificial offering to the gods.
The walls of the sacellum were adorned with frescoes depicting scenes from mythology.
