ˈsakrōsaŋ(k)t, -rəˌs-, -ˌsaiŋ- adjective
Etymology: Latin sacrosanctus, probably from sacro by a sacred rite (abl. of sacrum sacred thing, sacred rite, from neuter of sacer sacred) + sanctus (past participle of sancire to make sacred) — more at sacred
: most holy or sacred : inviolable ; also : overly or unpleasantly holy or sacred