Definition Synonyms
Definition of immolation - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
sacrificeRare act of offering something as a sacrificeRare
- The immolation of the lamb was part of the ritual.
2.
destructionRare state of being sacrificed or destroyedRare
- The city faced immolation during the war.
Expressions with immolation
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act of setting oneself on fire for protest or sacrifice
The monk's self-immolation was a dramatic act of protest against oppression.
Origin of immolation
Latin, immolare (to sacrifice)
Examples of immolation in a sentence
His immolation of personal time was for the cause. The immolation of the ancient temple was tragic. His immolation was seen as a heroic sacrifice.
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- French:immolation, destruction, ...
- German:Opferung, Vernichtung, ...
- Italian:immolazione, sacrificio, ...
- Spanish:inmolación, destrucción, ...
- Portuguese:imolação, ...
- Chinese:献祭, 焚毁, ...
- Japanese:犠牲, 焼身, ...
- Arabic:إحراق, احتِراق, ...
- Hebrew:הַקְרָבָה, ...
- Russian:жертвоприношение, уничтожение, ...
- Ukrainian:жертвоприношення, знищення, ...
- Hindi:बलि, विनाश, ...
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