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sacral /sa·cral/ (sa´kral) pertaining to the sacrum.
sa·cral (skrl)
adj.
In the region of or relating to the sacrum.

sacral.
See sacrum.

sacral [sa´kral]
pertaining to the sacrum.

sacral,
adj pertaining to the sacrum.

sacral
pertaining to the sacrum.

sacral dysgensis
defective development of sacral vertebrae as in Manx cats.
sacral paralysis

sacral
adjective Referring to the sacrum


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Its non-negotiable status as exemplar of sacred space has been a perennial source of artistic and theological inspiration for subsequent religious traditions wishing to stage spatial sacrality in their own building designs.
The modern fable of a natural or simply rational "secularization" ignores the necessity of a prior claim (rivaling that of the papacy) to sacrality.
Matthew as the soundtrack to Accattone's right, it gives the scene an aura of sacrality and alienation, forcing the audience to abandon the flow of the diegesis in order to focus on Antonia's reaction.
 
 
 
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