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sacrificer::noun | Spocien Dictionary
| Type | Words |
|---|---|
| Type of | religious person |
| Derivation | sacrifice |
Examples of sacrificer
sacrificer
The death of the goat could thus be interpreted as a combined sacrifice of Dionysus and the sacrificer.
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Why should ANYONE be a self-sacrificer ?
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And for a long time we subscribe to it because it feels good to be known as the giver, the self-sacrificer, the helpful one.
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Condemnation seems rife in circumstances like this, often directed quite unfairly at a woman simply because she doesn't want to be a self-sacrificer.
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The lead sacrificer would fast and meditate before a sacrifice to further blur his senses and increase the likelihood of perceiving otherworldly phenomena.
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There are indications that at one time the sacrificer of the sacred bull was himself then stoned to death, although this became a symbolic act quite early.
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These are several vows for conducting life according to certain rigid rules For example, a sacrificer does not shave for four months during year, usually during Chaturmas.
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Hamilton's rule describes the benefit of such altruism in terms of Wright'scoefficient of relationship to the beneficiary and the benefit granted to the beneficiary minus the cost to the sacrificer.
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- A religious person who offers up a sacrifice
- Someone who sacrifices
