Definition of inner sanctum in English:

inner sanctum

noun

1The most sacred place in a temple or church.
Example sentencesExamples
- To her left, the merchants who had complained of the burden of taxes in the weeks before, now sat proudly in their seats of honour in the inner sanctum of the temple.
- From the proportions of the inner sanctum to the motifs carved into the pillars, the traditional temple takes its first form on the master's drawing board.
- Mashira took one last look at the pitiful heap on the floor, sniffed, and gracefully left the apartments to gather all the priestesses to the inner sanctum.
- Here you will learn that Surya is a Deity image found in many temples dedicated to Siva and that many other temples in South India were built so that the sun's rays penetrate the inner sanctum on auspicious days of the year.
- As he finished his ritual identification, silent gears dropped the floor from under him, and he descended into the temple's inner sanctum.
- Upon reaching the upper walkway Shadow could see the long hall straight ahead that led to the inner sanctum of the Citadel.
- Devotees must know the position of the sun when observing their religious rituals, and their temples contain an inner sanctum in which burns a perpetual fire.
- The rest followed slowly as they made their way out of the inner sanctum of the temple.
- But even they have only occasional access to the inner sanctum where the high priests officiate in seclusion.
- This recently renovated Vaishnavite Temple consists of seven concentric rectangular enclosures around the inner sanctum in a walled area of 156 acres.
- They then entered the inner sanctum, where the assembled worshippers were anxiously querying their offspring about the status of their bladders.
- In 1949, on his way to meet Yogaswami, Gurudeva had a vision of the 77-year-old sage inside Nallur Temple's inner sanctum during puja.
- Remember that on the ‘proscenium arch’ above all Greek altars is painted a vivid free-floating eye that looks out to the congregation as it looks back at the inner sanctum.
- Linked to the studio in the rear of the complex is a kind of oratory, somewhat analogous to the inner sanctum of an Egyptian temple, located far from the entrance and admitting only the priests.
- From there proceed straight down this hallway to the inner sanctum.
Synonyms
holy place, temple, shrine, tabernacle, altar, sanctum, holy of holies, sacrarium, bema, naos, adytum
1. 1.1 A private or secret place to which few other people are admitted.
  he walked into the inner sanctum of the editor's office
  Example sentencesExamples
  It rewrote its rules to make sure outsiders weren't admitted to the inner sanctum so it could keep control of which way the medium went.
  They are disparate individuals with the style, verve, and know-how it takes to pull off A-list status in the arts media, government-funding agencies and the inner sanctums of film festivals.
  A small glass box, which also acts as an informal exhibition space, forms a decompression zone between the blare of the outside world and the silent inner sanctum of the reading room.
  A discussion of sterilization versus extermination is no more fraught than, say, the back-and-forth in the inner sanctum of a tobacco company on how to fudge the cancer stats.
  There are no visitors allowed in the public galleries, the street is blocked off by barriers and you need to put your bag through an airport security machine to be admitted to the inner sanctum.
  I couldn't stop thinking about how amazing this guy is, how incredible it is that he is capably navigating the inner sanctums of the Tennis Center while I'm struggling to find my way around the block.
  At the Kremlin we were met by a very Russian-looking general, taken down these huge corridors and shown into the inner sanctum.
  Bob Woodward's best-selling account of decision making within the inner sanctum of U.S. leadership is revisited for a new generation in this trade paperback.
  As if with a reclusive royal potentate, power is held by those who have access to him in his private inner sanctum.
  The documentary takes viewers into the inner sanctums of both manufacturers' often secretive research arms to follow the people who lay everything on the line to get their plane first past the post.
  Are we really allowed into the inner sanctum of a legal genius?
  That got me thinking of the sort of dreams all wee boys have, of one day entering the inner sanctum of their football club, changing in the dressing room, then playing on the hallowed turf.
  But doubts are being raised in many quarters, including the inner sanctums of Howard's Liberal Party.
  From this tall luminous space, the inner sanctum of the reading room is visible across the courtyard.
  That raid reportedly revealed information that the IRA has penetrated the inner sanctums of power in the province.
  So have the TV cameras finally penetrated the inner sanctum of government?
  That these highly rational, utterly left-brained executives are delving into their pasts illustrates a new strain of organizational therapy coursing through the inner sanctums of corporate power.
  But a ban that extends to the inner sanctum of a tobacconist shop, or a private club for that matter, is a ban too far.
  Synonyms
  innermost parts, innermost reaches, remote places, secret places, dark corners, heart, interior

Definition of inner sanctum in US English:

inner sanctum

nounˈinər ˈsaNG(k)təm

1The most sacred place in a temple or church.
Example sentencesExamples
- From there proceed straight down this hallway to the inner sanctum.
- Mashira took one last look at the pitiful heap on the floor, sniffed, and gracefully left the apartments to gather all the priestesses to the inner sanctum.
- To her left, the merchants who had complained of the burden of taxes in the weeks before, now sat proudly in their seats of honour in the inner sanctum of the temple.
- They then entered the inner sanctum, where the assembled worshippers were anxiously querying their offspring about the status of their bladders.
- Linked to the studio in the rear of the complex is a kind of oratory, somewhat analogous to the inner sanctum of an Egyptian temple, located far from the entrance and admitting only the priests.
- As he finished his ritual identification, silent gears dropped the floor from under him, and he descended into the temple's inner sanctum.
- But even they have only occasional access to the inner sanctum where the high priests officiate in seclusion.
- Here you will learn that Surya is a Deity image found in many temples dedicated to Siva and that many other temples in South India were built so that the sun's rays penetrate the inner sanctum on auspicious days of the year.
- Remember that on the ‘proscenium arch’ above all Greek altars is painted a vivid free-floating eye that looks out to the congregation as it looks back at the inner sanctum.
- Upon reaching the upper walkway Shadow could see the long hall straight ahead that led to the inner sanctum of the Citadel.
- This recently renovated Vaishnavite Temple consists of seven concentric rectangular enclosures around the inner sanctum in a walled area of 156 acres.
- The rest followed slowly as they made their way out of the inner sanctum of the temple.
- Devotees must know the position of the sun when observing their religious rituals, and their temples contain an inner sanctum in which burns a perpetual fire.
- In 1949, on his way to meet Yogaswami, Gurudeva had a vision of the 77-year-old sage inside Nallur Temple's inner sanctum during puja.
- From the proportions of the inner sanctum to the motifs carved into the pillars, the traditional temple takes its first form on the master's drawing board.
Synonyms
holy place, temple, shrine, tabernacle, altar, sanctum, holy of holies, sacrarium, bema, naos, adytum
1. 1.1 A private or secret place to which few other people are admitted.
  he walked into the inner sanctum of the editor's office
  Example sentencesExamples
  Bob Woodward's best-selling account of decision making within the inner sanctum of U.S. leadership is revisited for a new generation in this trade paperback.
  I couldn't stop thinking about how amazing this guy is, how incredible it is that he is capably navigating the inner sanctums of the Tennis Center while I'm struggling to find my way around the block.
  So have the TV cameras finally penetrated the inner sanctum of government?
  The documentary takes viewers into the inner sanctums of both manufacturers' often secretive research arms to follow the people who lay everything on the line to get their plane first past the post.
  That raid reportedly revealed information that the IRA has penetrated the inner sanctums of power in the province.
  It rewrote its rules to make sure outsiders weren't admitted to the inner sanctum so it could keep control of which way the medium went.
  They are disparate individuals with the style, verve, and know-how it takes to pull off A-list status in the arts media, government-funding agencies and the inner sanctums of film festivals.
  That got me thinking of the sort of dreams all wee boys have, of one day entering the inner sanctum of their football club, changing in the dressing room, then playing on the hallowed turf.
  As if with a reclusive royal potentate, power is held by those who have access to him in his private inner sanctum.
  That these highly rational, utterly left-brained executives are delving into their pasts illustrates a new strain of organizational therapy coursing through the inner sanctums of corporate power.
  There are no visitors allowed in the public galleries, the street is blocked off by barriers and you need to put your bag through an airport security machine to be admitted to the inner sanctum.
  A discussion of sterilization versus extermination is no more fraught than, say, the back-and-forth in the inner sanctum of a tobacco company on how to fudge the cancer stats.
  A small glass box, which also acts as an informal exhibition space, forms a decompression zone between the blare of the outside world and the silent inner sanctum of the reading room.
  Are we really allowed into the inner sanctum of a legal genius?
  But doubts are being raised in many quarters, including the inner sanctums of Howard's Liberal Party.
  From this tall luminous space, the inner sanctum of the reading room is visible across the courtyard.
  At the Kremlin we were met by a very Russian-looking general, taken down these huge corridors and shown into the inner sanctum.
  But a ban that extends to the inner sanctum of a tobacconist shop, or a private club for that matter, is a ban too far.
  Synonyms
  innermost parts, innermost reaches, remote places, secret places, dark corners, heart, interior

单词	inner sanctum
释义	Definition of inner sanctum in English: inner sanctum noun 1The most sacred place in a temple or church. Example sentencesExamples To her left, the merchants who had complained of the burden of taxes in the weeks before, now sat proudly in their seats of honour in the inner sanctum of the temple. From the proportions of the inner sanctum to the motifs carved into the pillars, the traditional temple takes its first form on the master's drawing board. Mashira took one last look at the pitiful heap on the floor, sniffed, and gracefully left the apartments to gather all the priestesses to the inner sanctum. Here you will learn that Surya is a Deity image found in many temples dedicated to Siva and that many other temples in South India were built so that the sun's rays penetrate the inner sanctum on auspicious days of the year. As he finished his ritual identification, silent gears dropped the floor from under him, and he descended into the temple's inner sanctum. Upon reaching the upper walkway Shadow could see the long hall straight ahead that led to the inner sanctum of the Citadel. Devotees must know the position of the sun when observing their religious rituals, and their temples contain an inner sanctum in which burns a perpetual fire. The rest followed slowly as they made their way out of the inner sanctum of the temple. But even they have only occasional access to the inner sanctum where the high priests officiate in seclusion. This recently renovated Vaishnavite Temple consists of seven concentric rectangular enclosures around the inner sanctum in a walled area of 156 acres. They then entered the inner sanctum, where the assembled worshippers were anxiously querying their offspring about the status of their bladders. In 1949, on his way to meet Yogaswami, Gurudeva had a vision of the 77-year-old sage inside Nallur Temple's inner sanctum during puja. Remember that on the ‘proscenium arch’ above all Greek altars is painted a vivid free-floating eye that looks out to the congregation as it looks back at the inner sanctum. Linked to the studio in the rear of the complex is a kind of oratory, somewhat analogous to the inner sanctum of an Egyptian temple, located far from the entrance and admitting only the priests. From there proceed straight down this hallway to the inner sanctum. Synonyms holy place, temple, shrine, tabernacle, altar, sanctum, holy of holies, sacrarium, bema, naos, adytum 1.1 A private or secret place to which few other people are admitted. he walked into the inner sanctum of the editor's office Example sentencesExamples It rewrote its rules to make sure outsiders weren't admitted to the inner sanctum so it could keep control of which way the medium went. They are disparate individuals with the style, verve, and know-how it takes to pull off A-list status in the arts media, government-funding agencies and the inner sanctums of film festivals. A small glass box, which also acts as an informal exhibition space, forms a decompression zone between the blare of the outside world and the silent inner sanctum of the reading room. A discussion of sterilization versus extermination is no more fraught than, say, the back-and-forth in the inner sanctum of a tobacco company on how to fudge the cancer stats. There are no visitors allowed in the public galleries, the street is blocked off by barriers and you need to put your bag through an airport security machine to be admitted to the inner sanctum. I couldn't stop thinking about how amazing this guy is, how incredible it is that he is capably navigating the inner sanctums of the Tennis Center while I'm struggling to find my way around the block. At the Kremlin we were met by a very Russian-looking general, taken down these huge corridors and shown into the inner sanctum. Bob Woodward's best-selling account of decision making within the inner sanctum of U.S. leadership is revisited for a new generation in this trade paperback. As if with a reclusive royal potentate, power is held by those who have access to him in his private inner sanctum. The documentary takes viewers into the inner sanctums of both manufacturers' often secretive research arms to follow the people who lay everything on the line to get their plane first past the post. Are we really allowed into the inner sanctum of a legal genius? That got me thinking of the sort of dreams all wee boys have, of one day entering the inner sanctum of their football club, changing in the dressing room, then playing on the hallowed turf. But doubts are being raised in many quarters, including the inner sanctums of Howard's Liberal Party. From this tall luminous space, the inner sanctum of the reading room is visible across the courtyard. That raid reportedly revealed information that the IRA has penetrated the inner sanctums of power in the province. So have the TV cameras finally penetrated the inner sanctum of government? That these highly rational, utterly left-brained executives are delving into their pasts illustrates a new strain of organizational therapy coursing through the inner sanctums of corporate power. But a ban that extends to the inner sanctum of a tobacconist shop, or a private club for that matter, is a ban too far. Synonyms innermost parts, innermost reaches, remote places, secret places, dark corners, heart, interior Definition of inner sanctum in US English: inner sanctum nounˈinər ˈsaNG(k)təm 1The most sacred place in a temple or church. Example sentencesExamples From there proceed straight down this hallway to the inner sanctum. Mashira took one last look at the pitiful heap on the floor, sniffed, and gracefully left the apartments to gather all the priestesses to the inner sanctum. To her left, the merchants who had complained of the burden of taxes in the weeks before, now sat proudly in their seats of honour in the inner sanctum of the temple. They then entered the inner sanctum, where the assembled worshippers were anxiously querying their offspring about the status of their bladders. Linked to the studio in the rear of the complex is a kind of oratory, somewhat analogous to the inner sanctum of an Egyptian temple, located far from the entrance and admitting only the priests. As he finished his ritual identification, silent gears dropped the floor from under him, and he descended into the temple's inner sanctum. But even they have only occasional access to the inner sanctum where the high priests officiate in seclusion. Here you will learn that Surya is a Deity image found in many temples dedicated to Siva and that many other temples in South India were built so that the sun's rays penetrate the inner sanctum on auspicious days of the year. Remember that on the ‘proscenium arch’ above all Greek altars is painted a vivid free-floating eye that looks out to the congregation as it looks back at the inner sanctum. Upon reaching the upper walkway Shadow could see the long hall straight ahead that led to the inner sanctum of the Citadel. This recently renovated Vaishnavite Temple consists of seven concentric rectangular enclosures around the inner sanctum in a walled area of 156 acres. The rest followed slowly as they made their way out of the inner sanctum of the temple. Devotees must know the position of the sun when observing their religious rituals, and their temples contain an inner sanctum in which burns a perpetual fire. In 1949, on his way to meet Yogaswami, Gurudeva had a vision of the 77-year-old sage inside Nallur Temple's inner sanctum during puja. From the proportions of the inner sanctum to the motifs carved into the pillars, the traditional temple takes its first form on the master's drawing board. Synonyms holy place, temple, shrine, tabernacle, altar, sanctum, holy of holies, sacrarium, bema, naos, adytum 1.1 A private or secret place to which few other people are admitted. he walked into the inner sanctum of the editor's office Example sentencesExamples Bob Woodward's best-selling account of decision making within the inner sanctum of U.S. leadership is revisited for a new generation in this trade paperback. I couldn't stop thinking about how amazing this guy is, how incredible it is that he is capably navigating the inner sanctums of the Tennis Center while I'm struggling to find my way around the block. So have the TV cameras finally penetrated the inner sanctum of government? The documentary takes viewers into the inner sanctums of both manufacturers' often secretive research arms to follow the people who lay everything on the line to get their plane first past the post. That raid reportedly revealed information that the IRA has penetrated the inner sanctums of power in the province. It rewrote its rules to make sure outsiders weren't admitted to the inner sanctum so it could keep control of which way the medium went. They are disparate individuals with the style, verve, and know-how it takes to pull off A-list status in the arts media, government-funding agencies and the inner sanctums of film festivals. That got me thinking of the sort of dreams all wee boys have, of one day entering the inner sanctum of their football club, changing in the dressing room, then playing on the hallowed turf. As if with a reclusive royal potentate, power is held by those who have access to him in his private inner sanctum. That these highly rational, utterly left-brained executives are delving into their pasts illustrates a new strain of organizational therapy coursing through the inner sanctums of corporate power. There are no visitors allowed in the public galleries, the street is blocked off by barriers and you need to put your bag through an airport security machine to be admitted to the inner sanctum. A discussion of sterilization versus extermination is no more fraught than, say, the back-and-forth in the inner sanctum of a tobacco company on how to fudge the cancer stats. A small glass box, which also acts as an informal exhibition space, forms a decompression zone between the blare of the outside world and the silent inner sanctum of the reading room. Are we really allowed into the inner sanctum of a legal genius? But doubts are being raised in many quarters, including the inner sanctums of Howard's Liberal Party. From this tall luminous space, the inner sanctum of the reading room is visible across the courtyard. At the Kremlin we were met by a very Russian-looking general, taken down these huge corridors and shown into the inner sanctum. But a ban that extends to the inner sanctum of a tobacconist shop, or a private club for that matter, is a ban too far. Synonyms innermost parts, innermost reaches, remote places, secret places, dark corners, heart, interior
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