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1 святость
1) General subject: halidom, holiness, sainthood, saintliness, sanctity2) Rare: sanctitude3) Religion: holiness (The quality or state of being holy; used as a title for various high religious dignitaries), sacredness, saintdom ( The condition or quality of being a saint), sainthood (The status, character, or condition of being a saint), saintship (The dignity of a saint), sanctitude (The quality or condition of being considered sacred), sanctity (Saintliness or godliness)
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