Examples of using Steeped in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Wisdom steeped in love, which at once furthers the world and leads the world to Christ- this love of wisdom also excludes the lie.
Steeped in British colonial history,
Homecoming is an epic kt tradition, steeped in the ancient lore of the mighty,
from a system steeped in illusion, exploitation and avarice.
it remains a city steeped in culture and tradition.
and a history steeped in conflict and intrigue.
he described his intonations as"iron verse steeped in bitterness and hatred.".
while it also boasts a strong cultural identity, steeped in tradition.
Steeped in history, Cadenet has the alluring ambience of a Provençal village perché with its idyllic views and quiet, old streets.
It was much later that freshly plucked leaves were subjected to any kind of processing before being steeped in hot water.
the experience is sure to be one filled with awe and appreciation for a country as steeped in history and natural beauty as this one.
so you will be steeped in the friendly, relaxing atmosphere of the 7th art.
Maybe 20, I steeped the butter for a long time in my strongest strain.
their souls were not steeped in a profound realization of the directly cosmic nature of human life.
With a history steeped in southern ways,
much in the stories steeped in the spirit of the mountains,
Born under the Second Law of Thermodynamics, steeped in the steam tables,
Alas for you, Sir, that you were early steeped in the hypocrisies of men, and have been so late in hearing about the Great Way!'.
A land that will be steeped in freedom and Jewish culture
In adjacent Nassau, the island's capital and an area steeped in history, you will find beautifully preserved colonial mansions,