Associations to the word «Sanctuary»
Noun
- Wildlife
- Nave
- Tabernacle
- Chancel
- Artemis
- Transept
- Altar
- Chimpanzee
- Hera
- Aphrodite
- Athena
- Haryana
- Pew
- Poseidon
- Shrine
- Basilica
- Holy
- Priestess
- Refuge
- Zeus
- Wetland
- Apollo
- Pilgrimage
- Worshipper
- Mangrove
- Atonement
- Bird
- Ark
- Pulpit
- Monterey
- Cult
- Madonna
- Fauna
- Crypt
- Crucifix
- Grotto
- Cleansing
- Aisle
- Whaling
- Precinct
- Mana
- Temple
- Thebes
- Reserve
- Mecca
- Guadalupe
- Israelites
- Primate
- Crocodile
- Emissary
- Rhino
- Figurine
- Zoo
- Pradesh
- Gujarat
- Indira
- Chapel
- Elephant
- Enclosure
- Hectare
- Incense
- Olympia
- Pilgrim
- Taluk
- Synagogue
- Archangel
- Goddess
- Oracle
- Statue
- Marine
- Whale
- Gibbon
- Portico
- Adventist
- Leopard
Adjective
Wiktionary
SANCTUARY, noun. A place of safety, refuge, or protection.
SANCTUARY, noun. An area set aside for protection.
SANCTUARY, noun. A state of being protected, asylum.
SANCTUARY, noun. The consecrated (or sacred) area of a church or temple around its tabernacle or altar.
SANCTUARY CITIES, noun. Plural of sanctuary city
SANCTUARY CITY, noun. In the United States and Canada, a city known or reputed to allow undocumented immigrants to live and work without being arrested by local authorities.
Dictionary definition
SANCTUARY, noun. A consecrated place where sacred objects are kept.
SANCTUARY, noun. A shelter from danger or hardship.
SANCTUARY, noun. Area around the altar of a church for the clergy and choir; often enclosed by a lattice or railing.
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