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Sheol

Description:

Sheol is a term that refers to the underworld and is commonly mentioned in ancient Hebrew texts. It is often associated with the realm of the dead, where the spirits of the departed are believed to dwell.

Sample Sentences:

Noun - Sheol as the Underworld:

• According to Jewish mythology, the souls of the deceased descend into Sheol after death.
• Exploratory excavations have unearthed ancient artifacts believed to be symbolic for entry into Sheol.

Verb - To descend into Sheol:

• Some believe that the wicked souls will forever sheol in misery.
• The ancient rituals involved chanting to ensure the safe journey of the departed into Sheol.

Adjective - Sheol-like darkness:

• The deep, sheol-like darkness of the cave made it difficult to navigate.
• His room felt eerie and sheol-like after the power outage.

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