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sacred college::noun | Spocien Dictionary
| Type | Words |
|---|---|
| Synonyms | cardinalate, college of cardinals, sacred college of cardinals |
| Type of | body |
Examples of sacred college
sacred college
In Rome, Lakota is named a cardinal, and then, against his will, chosen Pope at a deadlocked consistory of the sacred college.
From the time.com
Primates who have been made cardinals follow the precedence established for cardinals, unlike the higher ranks enjoying no precedence, not even the right to join a high order of the sacred college.
From the en.wikipedia.org
The hardwood on which those teams play is considered sacred ground in the college basketball world.
From the kansas.com
Texas Monthly has boldly attacked Dallas banking institutions, Houston law firms, airport safety and that most sacred of cows, college football.
From the time.com
Unfortunately, college football continues to operate as the sacred cow on most campuses.
From the thestate.com
To many in community-college administration, accessibility remains a near-sacred obligation.
From the online.wsj.com
The scholarship, which has sent more than 330,000 students to college, has in a few short years attained sacred-cow status in the Peach State.
From the time.com
All of this money, which is controlled by the select few, has corrupted college football, turning one of our most sacred athletic rituals into something that most people can't even understand.
From the theatlantic.com
