Pronunciation: /ˈskrɪp.tʃər/
noun a sacred writing or book
A1 The children learned a simple scripture at Sunday school.
A2 She enjoys reading the scriptures to find comfort and guidance.
B1 The pastor quoted a scripture during the sermon.
B2 Studying ancient scriptures can provide insight into historical events.
C1 The scholar analyzed the scripture in its original language to gain a deeper understanding.
C2 Many religions have their own scriptures that are considered sacred texts.
adjective relating to sacred writings or books
A1 The teacher read a scripture verse to the class.
A2 She found comfort in reading scriptures during difficult times.
B1 The author referenced scripture passages in his novel.
B2 The historian analyzed ancient scriptures to understand the culture of the time period.
C1 The theologian wrote a detailed analysis of the scripture's meaning.
C2 The scholar's interpretation of the scripture was widely debated among academics.
formal The scholars analyzed the ancient scripture to gain insight into historical events.
informal My grandmother reads scripture every morning to start her day.
slang I don't really vibe with scripture, but to each their own.
figurative In times of trouble, she found solace in scripture like a guiding light.
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