sanctuary
suaka
definition
noun
people automatically sought a sanctuary in time of trouble
a place of refuge or safety.
a bird sanctuary
a nature reserve.
translation of 'sanctuary'
noun
suaka,
tempat suci,
pekuburan,
perkuburan,
makam,
tempat perlindungan,
cagar alam,
lingga alam
example
his sons took 'sanctuary' in the church
He wrapped his arms around me and I sought 'sanctuary' in his embrace.
There is a graphic description, for instance, of the killings in Rwanda and of the butchery of 3,000 Tutsis seeking 'sanctuary' in a church.
In Jerusalem the 'sanctuary' of the temple was called the Holy Place and was between the court and the Holy of Holies.
she thought of her room as a 'sanctuary'
His experiment was so successful that the neighborhood has been certified as a wildlife 'sanctuary' by the Atlanta Audubon Society.
The whole convent got together for prayer and worship in the 'sanctuary' , ate all their meals together, and participated in community service.
I figured at least there I'd be able to get out the pool quickly and seek 'sanctuary' in the house if my wonderful boyfriend and best friend tried anything else.
Accompanying that soul-spelunking is a profound craving for 'sanctuary' , for a feeling of safety Scorpios rarely get to enjoy.
the inner 'sanctuary' where the reliquary was kept
She sought 'sanctuary' in the guest room, closing the door behind her and crawling under the covers.
Then we confront a full view of the main 'sanctuary' shot from the southwest corner of the inner compound.
his sons took 'sanctuary' in the church
I was still scouring the sky for a large, gliding shape when we arrived at the shores of Lake Chungara and the refuge - our 'sanctuary' for the night.
The Waterford technique also provided this patient a place of refuge or 'sanctuary' where she could retreat and find safety.
There are currently six other cases across Canada, with about 12 people involved, of refugees seeking 'sanctuary' in churches.
Not far from the club is the Nairobi National Park, a 'sanctuary' for wildlife.
Many sermons die in the 'sanctuary' because preachers try to say too many things and give too much extraneous information.
Diana would occasionally come out of her room, and eat something before retreating back to her 'sanctuary' .
people automatically sought a 'sanctuary' in time of trouble
a bird 'sanctuary'
But to his relief, he saw temple guardians standing outside the massive doors of the 'sanctuary' .
Hundreds of protesters who took 'sanctuary' in the mosque during the fighting left peacefully following lengthy negotiations with police.
Clearly the 'sanctuary' on Temple Hill was, like the Acropolis of Athens, a prominent and important location for the display of state documents.
His shunning of the rest for the more difficult shots demonstrated a confidence not normal for such an arena, while he went for pots where mere mortals would have sought safety 'sanctuary' .
As the priest circled the altar with his thurible, filling the 'sanctuary' with great clouds of incense, the men bobbed up and down on their prayer mats as if in the middle of Friday prayers in a great mosque.
It is clear that this statue was not the 'sanctuary' 's main cult image.
Without foot patrols, drug dealers took 'sanctuary' in these areas and set up shop.
On entering the Church, he noticed pieces of stained glass strewn over the 'sanctuary' and on the altar table.
For decades I've sought 'sanctuary' in the Grill Room at the Dorchester when the catastrophes of the art cooks all became too much.
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