sanctum

Preposition: of

• temple: Note: A ' cella ' is a kind of inner sanctum of a temple and not an underground storage facility.
• castle: The attackers had to get through a series of castle defenses before reaching this inner sanctum of the castle.

Converse of object

• enter: Also next month, we enter the inner sanctum of one of the world's truly great make-up artists.
• reach: Finding the hound lulled to sleep, the children pass tests required to reach an inner sanctum.
• penetrate: Nor would I have penetrated the inner sanctum of a moderators ' meeting!
• illuminate: What little daylight penetrated the front room completely failed to illuminate this inner sanctum.

Adjective modifier

• inner: For the first time, a football outsider was given access into the inner sanctums of a top English football team.
• private: Now the Defias Brotherhood has taken up residence and turned the dark tunnels into their private sanctum.
• innermost: Beijing was always a walled city but the Forbidden City, seat of the great emperors, was the innermost sanctum of the city.
• editorial: There must be loyalty to the chief far beyond the precincts of the editorial sanctum.
• pleasant: It is still a very pleasant inner city sanctum.

Modifies a noun

• sanctorum: He greeted the host with " I'm just going to show my friends your sanctum sanctorum.
• nomen: Choir Quia fecit mihi magna qui potens est: et sanctum nomen ejus.
• ejus: Choir Quia fecit mihi magna qui potens est: et sanctum nomen ejus.
• eius: Quia fecit mihi magna, qui potens est: et sanctum nomen eius.

Noun used with modifier

• ocimum: Ocimum sanctum: This herb is employed in traditional ayurvedic practices, and is commonly known as holy basil.
• otium: I found that some church fathers referred to otium sanctum - holy leisure.
• city: It is still a very pleasant inner city sanctum.