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spiritual

[spir-i-choo-uhl] / ˈspɪr ɪ tʃu əl /


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In medieval maps, the tribal divisions of the Holy Land symbolized spiritual inheritance for Christians.

From Science Daily

This is the spiritual birthplace of the fruity martini — the era of the Appletini, Watermelon Martini, Chocolate Martini, basically any flavor or color you could imagine, bartenders were making a “martini” out of it.

From Salon

Long before Glasgow became a city, the site of the well marked a place of deep spiritual significance.

From BBC

“In tough times, on the difficult paths, on the challenging crossroads, shines the spiritual light of the warrior who knows how to fight and win,” Nicaragua’s Daniel Ortega said in a letter.

From The Wall Street Journal

To cope, Duncan, 61, told herself that her husband’s decline and death was a sacred time and that she was part of a spiritual transition.

From The Wall Street Journal