Cardinal
Cardinal adjective - Being or denoting a numerical quantity but not order.
Usage example: cardinal numbers
Seven and cardinal are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Seven" instead an adjective "Cardinal".
Nearby Words: cardinally, cardinality
Seven
Both words in one sentence
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Seven Deadly Sins: Reworked as modern equivalents, the seven clashing personality types are drawn parallel to the cardinal sins of Christianity.
Source: Anime / Kiznaiver -
The virtues presented here are the theological/cardinal ones, rather than the more obvious direct opposites of the Seven Deadly Sins.
Source: Seven Heavenly Virtues - Cardinal Sins: Judgement Silversword Recycle Edition has the Mirror of Cardinal Sins, which requires the player to complete all seven stages with no F ranks.
Source: True Final Boss
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