Keep and Sacrifice

Keep

Keep verb - To mark with an appropriate practice, rite, or ceremony.

Sacrifice is an antonym for keep.

Nearby Words: keeping, keeper

Sacrifice

Sacrifice verb - To give up as an offering to a god.

Keep is an antonym for sacrifice in let go topic.

How words are described

full full keep full sacrifice
perfect perfect keep perfect sacrifice
complete complete keep complete sacrifice
regular regular keep regular sacrifice
Other adjectives: original, proper, small, actual, massive, big, great, huge, black, personal.

Common collocations

humanity keep humanity sacrifice humanity
power keep power sacrifice power
life keep life sacrifice life
baby keep baby sacrifice baby
Other words: people, children, family, time, way, world, anyone, everyone, humans, friends, powers.

Both words in one sentence

  • Taryn Arkor, who was using the sword to keep himself alive, recharged it via his fellow descendants, splitting them into sacrifice victims and breeders of future sacrifice victims.
  • The couple boast that they use to be so powerful people would make sacrifices to them daily, but time moves on and they've assimilated themselves into modern culture and now only kidnap a couple people a year to sacrifice and keep themselves going.
  • Human Sacrifice An episode of Supernatural ("Scarecrow") involves townspeople performing a yearly sacrifice of a man and a woman to a Norse god in order to keep the town prosperous.
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