Definition of immolate - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
sacrificeRare kill as a sacrifice, often using fireRare
- The ancient tribe would immolate animals during rituals.
2.
destructionRare destroy completely, especially by fireRare
- The invaders threatened to immolate the entire village.
Origin of immolate
Latin, immolatus (sacrifice)
Examples of immolate in a sentence
In the story, the hero was willing to immolate himself for peace. The rebels planned to immolate the captured supplies. They chose to immolate the old documents to prevent leaks.
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- French:immoler, anéantir, ...
- German:opfern, niederbrennen, ...
- Italian:immolare, distruggere, ...
- Spanish:inmolar, destruir, ...
- Portuguese:imolar, destruir pelo fogo, ...
- Chinese:献祭, 烧毁, ...
- Japanese:生贄に捧げる, 焼き尽くす, ...
- Arabic:ذَبَحَ, أَفْنَى بِالنَّارِ, ...
- Hebrew:לִשְׂרוֹף כְּקוֹרְבָּן, לְהַשְׁמִיד, ...
- Russian:приносить в жертву, сжечь дотла, ...
- Ukrainian:жертвувати, спалити, ...
- Hindi:बलिदान करना, पूरी तरह से नष्ट करना, ...
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