Literary References

noun a musical setting of the prayer

• The Ave Maria is a traditional Catholic prayer that is often recited during Mass.
• I love listening to Ave Maria when I need to relax and unwind.
• Ave Maria is like my go-to song when I need some good vibes.
• Singing Ave Maria feels like a spiritual journey for me.

noun a god or deity worshipped in various ancient Middle Eastern religions, including those of the Canaanites, Phoenicians, and Israelites

• The ancient city of Ugarit was known for its worship of the deity Baal.
• I heard that Baal was one of the gods worshipped in ancient times.
• Some people believe that Baal was a pretty cool dude back in the day.
• In modern times, some may view technology as the new Baal, with people worshipping their devices.

noun a style of music and dance that originated in Trinidad and Tobago, characterized by syncopated rhythms and lyrics often expressing social or political themes

• The calypso music genre originated in Trinidad and Tobago.
• I love dancing to calypso music at beach parties.
• Let's crank up the calypso tunes and have a blast!
• Her laughter was like a lively calypso dance, infectious and joyful.

noun a legendary ghost ship that is said to never be able to make port and is doomed to sail the oceans forever

adjective describing the Dutchman as flying or sailing through the air or water

• The legend of the Flying Dutchman has been passed down through generations.
• Have you heard the spooky tale of the Flying Dutchman?
• That ship is as cursed as the Flying Dutchman.
• His reputation as the office's Flying Dutchman precedes him.

noun a type of music of black American origin characterized by improvisation, syncopation, and usually a regular or forceful rhythm

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• The jazz ensemble performed a stunning rendition of a classic Duke Ellington piece.
• I love listening to jazz music on a lazy Sunday afternoon.
• Let's hit up that jazz club downtown for some smooth tunes.
• Her improvisational skills in the boardroom were like a jazz musician on stage.

noun A person who is believed to be the son of God in Christianity, and whose teachings form the basis of the Christian religion

• Jesus Christ is a central figure in Christianity.
• Jesus Christ, also known as JC, is a key figure in the Bible.
• Oh my Jesus Christ, I can't believe you just did that!
• The discovery of a new species was like finding the Holy Grail for scientists - Jesus Christ!

noun A dramatic presentation depicting the Passion of Jesus Christ, typically performed during the Easter season.

• The local theater group put on a moving passion play to commemorate the religious holiday.
• Have you ever seen a passion play at the church down the street? It's really well done.
• I heard that the passion play at the community center is lit this year.
• Watching the dancers move gracefully on stage was like witnessing a passion play come to life.

noun In Greek mythology, Rhadamanthus was a wise king and a son of Zeus known for his fair and just judgments in the afterlife.

• According to Greek mythology, Rhadamanthus was one of the judges of the dead in the underworld.
• Did you know that Rhadamanthus was a character in ancient Greek myths?
• Rhadamanthus sounds like a tough dude from those old Greek stories.
• Being judged by Rhadamanthus feels like facing the ultimate authority.

noun a sacred writing or book

adjective relating to sacred writings or books

• The scholars analyzed the ancient scripture to gain insight into historical events.
• My grandmother reads scripture every morning to start her day.
• I don't really vibe with scripture, but to each their own.
• In times of trouble, she found solace in scripture like a guiding light.

noun Tyr

• Tyr is a Norse god associated with law and heroic glory.
• I heard Tyr is your favorite character in that TV show.
• Tyr is a total boss when it comes to video games.
• In this story, the protagonist embodies the qualities of Tyr in his quest for justice.

noun a day dedicated to a particular saint or religious event, typically marked by special observances or celebrations

• The feast day of Saint Patrick is celebrated on March 17th.
• We always have a big party on my birthday, it's like my own personal feast day.
• I can't wait for the feast day at the end of the month, it's going to be epic!
• For me, every Sunday is a feast day because I get to relax and enjoy good food with my family.

noun a nod - a gesture of acknowledgement or agreement

preposition to/towards - indicating direction or intention

• The architect's design for the new building includes a nod towards sustainable materials.
• The chef's recipe for the dish was a nod to her grandmother's cooking.
• The rapper's new song is a nod to the old school hip-hop style.
• The painting's use of color is a nod towards the artist's emotional state.

adjective relating to or characteristic of Aaron, the brother of Moses in the Bible

• The Aaronic priesthood is a significant aspect of the Mormon faith.
• My friend just got ordained into the Aaronic priesthood.
• Dude, did you see that Aaronic guy at the church event?
• The Aaronic lineage is considered to be of noble descent.

noun a highly alcoholic anise-flavored spirit derived from botanicals including the flowers and leaves of Artemisia absinthium, commonly known as wormwood

• Absinthe is a distilled spirit that is known for its high alcohol content and strong anise flavor.
• I tried absinthe for the first time last night and it was surprisingly smooth.
• Let's go grab some absinthe and have a wild night out!
• The artist's creativity flowed like absinthe, uninhibited and intense.