Immolation

The act of immolation was seen as an extreme form of protest against injustice.

Some believe that the act of immolation can lead to a spiritual awakening.

The religious ritual involved immolation of a sacred animal.

The immolation of the old house was necessary to make way for the new building.

The terrorist group threatened the immolation of the city if their demands were not met.

The immolation of the documents was necessary to protect the confidentiality of the information.

The priest arranged for the immolation of a goat as part of the sacrificial ceremony.

The immolation of the lab rats was part of the research project.

The ritual immolation of human beings was banned by most societies.

The immolation of a bull was a common practice in ancient Greek religion.

The act of immolation can be a powerful political statement.

The immolation of a goat is a traditional practice in some cultures to show devotion to their deities.

The immolation of incense is a common practice in many religions.

The Aztecs were known for their large-scale immolation rituals in honor of their gods.

The natural disaster caused the immolation of homes and businesses in the affected area.

The priestess performed the immolation of a lamb as a sign of gratitude to the gods.

The mismanagement of funds led to the immolation of the charity's mission.

The hacker's attack resulted in the immolation of the company's database.

The Mayans practiced the immolation of young children to appease their gods.

Immolation is a common form of self-sacrifice in some religious traditions.

The immolation of rice is a common offering in many Asian cultures.

The monk's immolation was a shocking event that brought attention to the Vietnam War.

The villagers conducted an immolation ceremony to ward off evil spirits.

The immolation of the car left nothing but a charred shell.

The accidental immolation of the factory caused huge economic losses.