Associations to the word «Relic»
Noun
- Invocation
- Thorn
- Piety
- Oratory
- Myra
- Treasure
- Excavation
- Buddhism
- Feast
- Worship
- Crumbling
- Crusade
- Caves
- Mausoleum
- Constantine
- Virgin
- Ark
- Chapel
- Effigy
- Boniface
- Trophi
- Devotion
- Bone
- True
- Cologne
- Holy
- Archaeologist
- Patron
- Crusader
- Sacrament
- Confessor
- Mound
- Enamel
- Girdle
- Statue
- Inscription
- Pottery
- Magus
- Convent
- Cairn
- Bartholomew
- Vigil
- Vase
- Past
- Priory
- Saviour
- Jerusalem
- Reformation
- Turin
- Pope
- Naga
- Coffin
- Translation
- Patriarch
- Replica
- Hermitage
- Ceylon
- Athos
- Worshipper
- Ancient
- Fragmentary
- Baptist
- Remnant
- Footprint
- Ruin
- Helena
- Pomp
- Valuable
- Taper
- Burial
- Ornament
- Tours
- Liturgy
- Wreck
- Mummy
- Grandeur
- Reminder
Adjective
Adverb
Wiktionary
RELIC, noun. That which remains; that which is left after loss or decay; a remaining portion.
RELIC, noun. Something old kept for sentimental reasons.
RELIC, noun. (religion) A part of the body of a saint, or an ancient religious object, kept for veneration.
RELIC SUNDAY, noun. (now historical) A Sunday when a church's relics are especially venerated.
Dictionary definition
RELIC, noun. An antiquity that has survived from the distant past.
RELIC, noun. Something of sentimental value.
Wise words
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