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Synonym for "sac"

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The synonym sac synonymous definition words:
sac [noun]
means "membranous pouch"
pouch, pocket, capsule, vesicle
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air bubble [noun]
means "bubble"
foam, globule, sac, balloon, froth, lather
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blister [noun]
means "vesicle in skin"
vesicle, sac, weal, welt
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bubble [noun]
means "air bubble"
foam, globule, sac, balloon, froth, lather
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globule [noun]
means "air bubble"
foam, bubble, sac, balloon, froth, lather
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pocket [noun]
means "thing"
pouch, poke, sac, pod
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pouch [noun]
means "bag"
sack, pocket, sac, container
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sack [noun]
means "thing"
bag, pouch, pocket, sac, container
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vesicle [noun]
means "vesicle in skin"
blister, sac, weal, welt
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weal [noun]
means "vesicle in skin"
vesicle, sac, blister, welt
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saccharine [adjective]
means "sweetened"
honeyed, syrupy, luscious, sweet, sugary
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sack [verb]
means "activity"
ravage, demolish, destroy, devastate, plunder, pillage, loot, rape
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sack [verb]
means "action"
pocket, bag, package, pack
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sacrament [noun]
means "Christian sacrament"
communion, Eucharist, holy communion
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sacramental [adjective]
means "used in a sacrament"
consecrated, ritual, holy, sacred, religious, pure
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sacred [adjective]
means "immune"
sacrosanct, inviolable, protected, inviolate, secure
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sacred [adjective]
means "hallowed"
sanctioned, consecrated, divine, revered, holy, sainted, ordained
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sacrifice [verb]
means "forfeit"
forego, relinquish, renounce, spare, yield
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sacrifice [verb]
means "consecrate"
bless, hallow, immolate, devote, dedicate, worship
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sacrifice [noun]
means "offering"
forfeiture, relinquishment, atonement, reparation, penance, oblation, immolation
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sacrifice [noun]
means "loss"
deduction, discount, reduction
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sacrilege [noun]
means "profanation"
desecration, blasphemy, irreverence, impiety, defilement, heresy
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sacrilegious [adjective]
means "irreverent"
godless, blasphemous, impious, irreligious, profane, ungodly, unregenerate
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sacrosanct [adjective]
means "sacred"
holy, hallowed, venerated, sanctified, blessed, consecrated, divine
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Holy Communion [noun]
means "Christian sacrament"
sacrament, Eucharist, communion
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bag [noun]
means "thing"
container, sack, pouch, tote, receptacle, satchel
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blasphemous [adjective]
means "irreverent"
profane, impious, irreligious, sacrilegious, ungodly, unregenerate
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blessed [adjective]
means "divine"
sacred, sanctified, dedicated, glorified
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communion [noun]
means "christian sacrament"
sacrament, eucharist, holy communion
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confession [noun]
means "catholic sacrament"
sacrament, contrition, absolution, repentance, penance
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confirmation [noun]
means "ceremony"
sacrament, liturgy, consecration, rite
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consecration [noun]
means "ceremony"
sacrament, liturgy, confirmation, rite
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dedicated [adjective]
means "divine"
sacred, sanctified, blessed, glorified
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desolate [verb]
means "destroy"
sack
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destruction [noun]
means "death"
sack
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devotional [adjective]
means "religious"
sacred, divine, hallowed, reverential, holy, ritual
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godless [adjective]
means "irreverent"
blasphemous, impious, irreligious, sacrilegious, ungodly, unregenerate
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godliness [noun]
means "love of god"
piety, reverence, sanctity, devoutness, holiness, sacredness
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hallow [verb]
means "religion"
consecrate, bless, sacrifice, immolate, devote, dedicate
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hallowed [adjective]
means "religious"
sacred, divine, solemn, reverential, holy, ritual
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havoc [noun]
means "death"
sack
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holy [adjective]
means "religion"
blessed, sanctified, consecrated, hallowed, sacred, dedicated
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honeyed [adjective]
means "sweetened"
sweet, syrupy, luscious, saccharine, sugary
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host [noun]
means "religion"
sacrament, eucharist, communion
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immolate [verb]
means "volunteer"
offer, donate, present, contribute, sacrifice
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impiety [noun]
means "lack of reverence"
blasphemy, sacrilege, profanity, disrespect, heresy, irreverence
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impious [adjective]
means "irreverent"
ungodly, unhallowed, profane, unholy, sacrilegious, blasphemous
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inviolable [adjective]
means "sacred"
sacrosanct, inviolate, hallowed, divine, holy, untouchable
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irreverence [noun]
means "impiety"
sacrilege, profanity, blasphemy, heresy, sin
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irreverent [adjective]
means "profane"
blasphemous, impious, irreligious, sacrilegious, ungodly, unregenerate
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knock oneself out [verb]
means "slave"
sacrifice, struggle, strain
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liturgy [noun]
means "ceremony"
sacrament, confirmation, consecration, rite
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loot [verb]
means "pillage"
sack
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lose [verb]
means "action"
fail, relinquish, forfeit, surrender, sacrifice, drop
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luscious [adjective]
means "cloying"
sweet, honeyed, saccharine
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marriage [noun]
means "wedding"
nuptials, ceremony, espousal, sacrament
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martyr [noun]
means "sufferer"
sacrifice, scapegoat, victim, offering
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mortification [noun]
means "penance"
discipline, denial, sacrifice, austerity, purgation
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offer [verb]
means "activity"
volunteer, immolate, donate, present, contribute, sacrifice
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overrun [verb]
means "invade"
overwhelm, sack, storm, defeat, occupy, raid
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pillage [verb]
means "plunder"
ravage, despoil, loot, rape, rob, sack
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pious [adjective]
means "religion"
sacred, hallowed, holy, divine
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profane [adjective]
means "irreverent"
blasphemous, impious, irreligious, sacrilegious, ungodly, unregenerate
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repentance [noun]
means "catholic sacrament"
sacrament, contrition, absolution, confession, penance
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sainted [adjective]
means "hallowed"
consecrated, divine, revered, holy, sacred, ordained
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sanctified [adjective]
means "divine"
sacred, blessed, dedicated, glorified
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satchel [noun]
means "container"
sack, pouch, tote, receptacle, bag, purse
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solemn [adjective]
means "religion"
sacred, divine, hallowed, reverential, holy, ritual
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strip [verb]
means "activity"
spoil, sack
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sufferer [noun]
means "martyr"
sacrifice, scapegoat, victim, offering
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sugary [adjective]
means "sweetened"
honeyed, syrupy, luscious, saccharine, sweet
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sweet [adjective]
means "property"
sweetened, honeyed, syrupy, luscious, saccharine, sugary
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taboo [adjective]
means "forbidden"
banned, restricted, prohibited, sacred, unclean
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toll [noun]
means "damage"
destruction, sacrifice, loss, losses, waste
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tote [noun]
means "container"
sack, pouch, bag, receptacle, satchel, purse
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unholy [adjective]
means "irreverent"
ungodly, unhallowed, profane, impious, sacrilegious, blasphemous
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unregenerate [adjective]
means "irreverent"
blasphemous, impious, irreligious, sacrilegious, ungodly, profane
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untouchable [adjective]
means "sacred"
sacrosanct, inviolate, hallowed, divine, holy, inviolable
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wedding [noun]
means "marriage"
nuptials, ceremony, espousal, sacrament
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