sanctities

n.

圣洁，神圣( sanctity的名词复数 )；不可侵犯；

1. We should respect the sanctity of marriage.
   我们应该尊重婚姻的神圣。
2. There was an air of sanctity in the old church.
   这所古老的教堂内有一种神圣的气氛。
3. Today is Sanctity of Life Sunday.
   今天是“生命尊严”主日。
4. It's about friendship, used as a sanctity or a weapon.
   关于友谊,被看作一种尊严或被当作一个兵器。
5. She gives us a living example of sanctity.
   她给我们树立了一个圣洁的活榜样。

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