Crucifixion
Crucifixion noun - The death of Jesus by crucifixion.
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Synonyms for Crucifixion
Ordeal and crucifixion are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Ordeal" instead a noun "Crucifixion".
Nearby Word: crucifix
Ordeal
Ordeal noun - A test of faith, patience, or strength.
Crucifixion and ordeal are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Crucifixion" instead a noun "Ordeal".
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Related pairs
- distress and crucifixion
- distress and ordeal
- affliction and crucifixion
- affliction and ordeal
- suffering and crucifixion
- suffering and ordeal
- misery and crucifixion
- misery and ordeal
- torment and crucifixion
- torment and ordeal
- pain and crucifixion
- pain and ordeal
- torture and crucifixion
- torture and ordeal
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John alone among the Apostles, together with Jesus's mother Mary and Mary Magdalene, watches Jesus's ordeal including the crucifixion.
Source: Film / The Passion of the Christ -
Although the letter of Roman law specified crucifixion as the method to be used in death penalties, in practice the process was often expedited by crippling or wounding the convicted so they died in hours rather than the days-long ordeal crucifixion would otherwise be.
Source: Hanging Judge
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