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sanctum

/ˈsæŋk.təm/

Tradução: Substantivo que designa um lugar privado ou sagrado, como um espaço de privacidade inviolável ou um local sagrado de peregrinação.

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noun

/ˈsæŋk.təm/C1formal
  • ptSubstantivo que designa um lugar privado ou sagrado, como um espaço de privacidade inviolável ou um local sagrado de peregrinação.

A noun referring to a private or sacred place, such as a space of inviolable privacy or a sacred site of pilgrimage.

  1. Private retreatC1formal

    A private or secluded space where one can be free from disturbance or intrusion.

    ptRefúgio particular

    • The study was his inner sanctum, where no one was allowed to enter.
    • She retreated to her sanctum to read in peace.
    • The artist's studio was a sanctum of creativity and solitude.

    Sinônimosasylumcloisterdenhavenivory towerrefugeretreatsanctuaryshelter

  2. Sacred placeC1formal

    A holy or consecrated place, often a site of religious worship or pilgrimage.

    ptSantuário

    • The temple is considered a sanctum for thousands of pilgrims each year.
    • Only priests are allowed to enter the inner sanctum of the shrine.
    • The ancient sanctum was built on a hill overlooking the valley.

    Sinônimosholy placesanctuarysanctum sanctorumshrine

Formas
  • sancta plural form
  • sanctums plural form
  • sancta's possessive plural form
  • sanctums' possessive plural form
  • sanctum's possessive singular form
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