sanctum Synonyms
sanctum Meaning
sanctum (n)
a place of inviolable privacy
a sacred place of pilgrimage
sanctum (n.)
A sacred place; hence, a place of retreat; a room reserved for personal use; as, an editor's sanctum.
sanctum Sentence Examples
- The library was her sanctum, a haven where she could escape into the world of books.
- The ancient monastery held a sanctum where monks sought solace and meditation.
- The CEO's office was a private sanctum, shielded from interruptions and scrutiny.
- The artist's studio was a sacred sanctum where creativity flourished.
- The forest was her sanctuary, a sanctum where she felt at one with nature.
- The mountaintop held a secluded sanctum, known only to the devout and enlightened.
- The home library was a cozy sanctum, where family members gathered for shared moments.
- The temple's sanctum radiated an aura of spirituality and reverence.
- The sanctum of the goddess was forbidden to all but the high priestess.
- The writer's sanctum was a place of solitude and inspiration, where words flowed effortlessly.
FAQs About the word sanctum
a place of inviolable privacy, a sacred place of pilgrimageA sacred place; hence, a place of retreat; a room reserved for personal use; as, an editor's sanctum.
sanctuary,shrine,,reliquary
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The library was her sanctum, a haven where she could escape into the world of books.
The ancient monastery held a sanctum where monks sought solace and meditation.
The CEO's office was a private sanctum, shielded from interruptions and scrutiny.
The artist's studio was a sacred sanctum where creativity flourished.
