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    sanctity
    /ˈsaŋ(k)tɪti/

    noun

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  3. sanctity. noun. sanc· ti· ty ˈsaŋ (k)-tə-tē. plural sanctities. Synonyms of sanctity. 1. : holiness of life and character : godliness. 2. a. : the quality or state of being holy or sacred : inviolability. b. sanctities plural : sacred objects, obligations, or rights. Synonyms. blessedness. devoutness. godliness. holiness. piety. piousness.

  4. noun. the condition of being sanctified; holiness. anything regarded as sanctified or holy. the condition of being inviolable; sacredness. the sanctity of marriage.

  5. If you talk about the sanctity of something, you mean that it is very important and must be treated with respect.

  6. Sanctity describes something that is holy, like the sanctity of religious objects to believers. Sanctity goes back to the Latin root sanctus, meaning "holy" or "sacred." A synonym for sanctity is godliness and most religions describe God as completely holy. Sanctity also can describe sacred obligation or rights — you may have heard of the ...

  7. Sanctity is the quality or condition of being sacred, holy, or worthy of deep reverence and respect. It can be applied to religious, moral, or spiritual contexts, and often implies purity, goodness, and inviolability.

  8. Sanctity is the quality of being holy or sacred, or the state of being free from sin or evil. Learn more about its etymology, pronunciation, frequency, and related words in the Oxford English Dictionary.

  9. sanctity (of something) the state of being very important and worth protecting. the sanctity of marriage; I believe in the sanctity of human life.

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