sacral

/ˈseɪkrəl/
adjective
  1. Relating to the sacrum, the triangular bone at the base of the spine.
    • The doctor examined the sacral vertebrae for any signs of injury.
    • She felt pain in her sacral area after sitting for too long.
    • The sacral region of the spine connects the lower back to the pelvis.
  2. Relating to sacred rites or things; holy.
    • The artifact was considered sacral and kept in a special shrine.
    • Ancient cultures often performed sacral dances to honor their gods.
    • The temple held sacral ceremonies that were open only to priests.
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noun
  1. A sacral bone or vertebra.
    • The sacrals are fused together in adults to form the sacrum.
    • The x-ray showed a fracture in one of the sacrals.
    • In some animals, the sacrals are separate bones that support the tail.
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