adjective
COLLOCATIONS FROM OTHER ENTRIES
a Greek/Roman/Celtic etc legend
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the figure of Hercules in Greek legend
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ NOUN
church
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Given these factors, any attempt to brand the Celtic Church heretical would only have entailed the complete loss of Ireland.
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Instead of being coerced or bludgeoned into submission, the Celtic Church was simply subsumed.
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The Celtic Church apparently deemed one immersion sufficient, while Rome demanded three.
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A closer examination of the Celtic Church reveals a much greater deviation from Rome than is generally acknowledged or even known.
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The Celtic Church , for example, had its own ordination rite for priests, and this differed markedly from Rome's.
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It was once a retreat for the monks of the Celtic Church .
language
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The taught degrees include options suitable for candidates who do not have previous experience of the Celtic languages .
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This word, which was originally borrowed from a Celtic language , has been lost in the modern language.
music
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Why, following the path of Celtic music , of course.
society
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They became interested in the peculiarities of the Celtic society they tried to control and subdue.
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In Celtic society elaborate metal objects were often used to display the power of an individual or a tribe.
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He loved the hierarchical structure of Celtic society because it was hierarchical, but also because it was extravagant.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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But McCoist's goal - his first-ever against Celtic in the Cup - blew all that away.
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Erda, as she appears in Germanic mythology; and Cerridwen, goddess of intelligence and knowledge in Celtic mythology.
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Mowbray moved to Celtic in a £1m move last year but has been dogged by injuries since his transfer.
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Mr Felix also won very smoothly, going on five out and winning by eight lengths from Celtic Chimes.
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The Celtic star laid on two killer last-gasp Ipswich goals in two minutes.
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The Edinburgh side needed to move up a gear to jolt Celtic out of their rhythm.