hallowed
word · lemma: hallow
/ˈhæɫoʊd/
/hˈæləʊd/
Definition
Describes something that is greatly respected, honored, or considered holy, often because of religious or historical importance.
Usage & Nuances
Formally used, common in religious, historical, or poetic contexts. Collocates with 'ground', 'tradition', 'name', e.g., 'hallowed ground'. Not for casual conversation. Often conveys deep reverence.
Spanish: sagrado - veneradoPortuguese (BR): sagrado - veneradoPortuguese (PT): sagrado - veneradoChinese (Simplified): 神圣的 - 受尊敬的Chinese (Traditional): 神聖的 - 受尊敬的Hindi: पवित्र - पूज्यArabic: مقدس - مبجلBengali: পবিত্র - পুণ্যRussian: священный - почитаемыйJapanese: 神聖な - 崇められたVietnamese: thiêng liêng - được tôn kínhKorean: 신성한 - 존경받는Turkish: kutsal - saygı duyulanUrdu: مقدس - محترمIndonesian: suci - dihormati
Example Sentences
This is hallowed ground for the local community.
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They spoke in a hallowed temple.
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The city holds many hallowed traditions.
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He walked onto the hallowed field where champions once played.
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Many consider this statue hallowed because of its age and history.
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The phrase 'from these hallowed halls' means a place of great respect or honor.
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