"Shrine" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples

"Shrine" Meaning

A building or structure, usually of serious beauty, dedicated to a particular saint, deity, or other sacred person or thing, in which objects of worship or veneration are kept.

"Shrine" Examples

Here are 5 usage examples of the word "shrine":

1. The famous temple in Kyoto is considered a shrine by the locals.

The name "Fushimi Inari" refers to Fushimi Princess in Japanese.
The shrine is famous for its thousands of vermillion torii gates.

2. The idol in the shrine was dressed in beautiful clothes for the festival.

Each new emperor had been viewed as a living god.
They invested their subjects with moral virtue as a deity.

3. She regarded her dog as a shrine to her loyalty.

While the line has its roots in probably medieval Witham,
the Reformation had a pronounced influence upon this line.

4. Tourists visit the Ettingshausen Abbey as a shrine of Maria Zellend.

Nature sanctuary, national local park, ecological area.
As the leaves set, new lives unfold within Mariazeller Valley's charms.

5. Government ordered the shrine to be sealed off after it started attracting millions.

Pilgrims go on a notorious month sometime in May.
Last one of seven trails as part of
the 'self-discovery journey' for damp operators.