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relic
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relic
1. RC Church Eastern Church part of the body of a saint or something supposedly used by or associated with a saint, venerated as holy
2. Ecology a less common term for relict (sense 1)

relic [′relĀ·ik]
(geology)
A landform that remains intact after decay or disintegration or that remains after the disappearance of the major portion of its substance.
A vestige of a particle in a sedimentary rock, such as a trace of a fossil fragment.


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Once reunited, the pair team up to finish the task and find the sacred relic before the Nazis get hold of it.
95, 1-815-253-6390 The Holy Grail was searched for in medieval times, and believed to be a sacred relic of Christianity.
Two other important events increased the interest in Buddhism among the Indian masses, the home-coming of the sacred relics of the two Chief Disciples of the Buddha in 2492/1949 and the Buddha Jayanti, or 2500th anniversary of the Buddha?
 
 
 
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