Associations to the word «Immolate»
Noun
- Altar
- Heracles
- Funeral
- Sacrifice
- Shiva
- Victim
- Monk
- Protest
- Holocaust
- Calf
- Widow
- Lamb
- Self
- Shrine
- Consort
- Insult
- Krishna
- Drought
- Sparrow
- Idol
- Devotion
- Goat
- Husband
- Compromise
- Persecution
- Tomb
- Ram
- Oath
- Massacre
- Leap
- Suicide
- Goddess
- Offering
- Moses
- Privilege
- Flame
- Bull
- Curse
- Fire
- Vietnam
- Slavery
- Aaron
- Sheep
- Christ
- Priest
- Settle
- Blood
- Affection
- Sin
- Jesus
- Alice
- God
- Quarter
- Animal
- Ash
- Tip
- Jan
- Custom
- Spirit
- Daughter
- Death
- Practice
- Fate
- Wife
- Manner
- Mount
Adjective
Adverb
Wiktionary
IMMOLATE, verb. To kill as a sacrifice.
IMMOLATE, verb. To destroy, especially by fire.
Dictionary definition
IMMOLATE, verb. Offer as a sacrifice by killing or by giving up to destruction; "The Aztecs immolated human victims"; "immolate the valuables at the temple".
Wise words
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