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Definition of sacred
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of sacred is as below...
Sacred
(a.)
Designated
or
exalted
by a
divine
sanction;
possessing
the
highest
title to
obedience,
honor,
reverence,
or
veneration;
entitled
to
extreme
reverence;
venerable..
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Temporal
::
Temporal
(n.) Of or
pertaining
to time, that is, to the
present
life, or this
world;
secular,
as
distinguished
from
sacred
or
eternal..
Testament
::
Testament
(n.) One of the two
distinct
revelations
of God's
purposes
toward
man; a
covenant;
also, one of the two
general
divisions
of the
canonical
books of the
sacred
Scriptures,
in which the
covenants
are
respectively
revealed;
as, the Old
Testament;
the New
Testament;
-- often
limited,
in
colloquial
language,
to the
latter..
Zend-avesta
::
Zend-Avesta
(n.) The
sacred
writings
of the
ancient
Persian
religion,
attributed
to
Zoroaster,
but
chiefly
of a later
date..
Sanctuary
::
Sanctuary
(n.) The most
sacred
part of any
religious
building,
esp. that part of a
Christian
church
in which the altar is
placed..
Thoth
::
Thoth (n.) The
Egyptian
sacred
baboon.
Inviolable
::
Inviolable
(a.) Not
violable;
not
susceptible
of hurt,
wound,
or harm (used with
respect
to
either
physical
or moral
damage);
not
susceptible
of being
profaned
or
corrupted;
sacred;
holy; as,
inviolable
honor or
chastity;
an
inviolable
shrine..
Hymn
::
Hymn (n.) An ode or song of
praise
or
adoration;
especially,
a
religious
ode, a
sacred
lyric;
a song of
praise
or
thankgiving
intended
to be used in
religious
service;
as, the
Homeric
hymns;
Watts'
hymns..
Sheriat
::
Sheriat
(n.) The
sacred
law of the
Turkish
empire.
Apostate
::
Apostate
(n.) One who, after
having
received
sacred
orders,
renounces
his
clerical
profession..
Sacred
::
Sacred
(a.) Set apart by
solemn
religious
ceremony;
especially,
in a good
sense,
made holy; set apart to
religious
use;
consecrated;
not
profane
or
common;
as, a
sacred
place;
a
sacred
day;
sacred
service..
Tie
::
Tie (v. t.) A bond; an
obligation,
moral or
legal;
as, the
sacred
ties of
friendship
or of duty; the ties of
allegiance..
Blaspheme
::
Blaspheme
(v.)
Figuratively,
of
persons
and
things
not
religiously
sacred,
but held in high
honor:
To
calumniate;
to
revile;
to
abuse..
Sacre
::
Sacre (v. t.) To
consecrate;
to make
sacred.
Sacred
::
Sacred
(a.)
Relating
to
religion,
or to the
services
of
religion;
not
secular;
religious;
as,
sacred
history..
Sainted
::
Sainted
(a.)
Consecrated;
sacred;
holy;
pious.
Pali
::
Pali (n.) A
dialect
descended
from
Sanskrit,
and like that, a dead
language,
except
when used as the
sacred
language
of the
Buddhist
religion
in
Farther
India,
etc..
Deconsecrate
::
Deconsecrate
(v. t.) To
deprive
of
sacredness;
to
secularize.
Minister
::
Minister
(v. i.) To act as a
servant,
attendant,
or
agent;
to
attend
and
serve;
to
perform
service
in any
office,
sacred
or
secular..
Consecrate
::
Consecrate
(a.)
Consecrated;
devoted;
dedicated;
sacred.
Purana
::
Purana
(n.) One of a class of
sacred
Hindoo
poetical
works in the
Sanskrit
language
which treat of the
creation,
destruction,
and
renovation
of
worlds,
the
genealogy
and
achievements
of gods and
heroes,
the
reigns
of the
Manus,
and the
transactions
of their
descendants.
The
principal
Puranas
are
eighteen
in
number,
and there are the same
number
of
supplementary
books
called
Upa
Puranas..
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