immolate
ˈɪməˌleɪt
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Definition of immolate - Reverso English Dictionary

Verb

tr.
1.
sacrificeRarekill as a sacrifice, often using fireRare
  • The ancient tribe would immolate animals during rituals.
offer sacrifice
2.
destructionRaredestroy completely, especially by fireRare
  • The invaders threatened to immolate the entire village.
annihilate incinerate sacrifice
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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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  1. French:immoler, anéantir, ...
  2. German:opfern, niederbrennen, ...
  3. Italian:immolare, distruggere, ...
  4. Spanish:inmolar, destruir, ...
  5. Portuguese:imolar, destruir pelo fogo, ...
  6. Chinese:献祭, 烧毁, ...
  7. Japanese:生贄に捧げる, 焼き尽くす, ...
  8. Arabic:ذَبَحَ, أَفْنَى بِالنَّارِ, ...
  9. Hebrew:לִשְׂרוֹף כְּקוֹרְבָּן, לְהַשְׁמִיד, ...
  10. Russian:приносить в жертву, сжечь дотла, ...
  11. Ukrainian:жертвувати, спалити, ...
  12. Hindi:बलिदान करना, पूरी तरह से नष्ट करना, ...
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