Sentences with HAGIOSCOPIC
Check out our example sentences below to help you understand the context.Sentences
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"The church has a hagioscopic window that allows a view of the altar from the sacristy."
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"The hagioscopic mirror in the chapel is positioned to reflect the consecrated host."
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"The hagioscopic opening in the wall provides a clear view of the holy relic."
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"The priest uses the hagioscopic screen to observe the church proceedings without being seen."
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"The hagioscopic device in the confessional booth ensures privacy for the penitent."
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"Visitors can peek through the hagioscopic aperture to see the beautiful stained glass windows."
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"The hagioscopic panel in the gate allows the passing pilgrims to catch a glimpse of the sacred garden."
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"The hagioscopic lens enables the nun to monitor the choir practice from the adjoining room."
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"The hagioscopic feature in the chapel provides an opportunity for contemplation in solitude."
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"The hagioscopic arrangement in the shrine offers a unique perspective on the religious artifacts."
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"The abbey is known for its hagioscopic design that enhances the spiritual experience of the visitors."
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"The hagioscopic window allows the viewer to witness the baptism ceremony from outside the chapel."
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"The hagioscopic mirror in the cathedral reflects the grandeur of the altar to the congregation."
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"The hagioscopic screen can be adjusted to different angles to optimize the view from the clergy room."
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"The hagioscopic device is embedded discreetly in the confessional booth to maintain the sanctity of the sacrament."
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"The hagioscopic aperture in the sanctuary wall offers a pristine view of the Eucharist during mass."
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"The stained glass panel near the entrance acts as a hagioscopic window showcasing biblical scenes."
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"The hagioscopic mirror allows the priest to keep an eye on the procession while preparing for the sermon."
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"The hagioscopic opening in the partition wall separates the abbess's quarters from the chapel."
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"The hagioscopic lens in the sacristy is used to ensure the careful handling of sacred vessels."
