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The phrase "a holy of" is not correct and does not form a complete expression in written English.
It is typically part of the phrase "a holy of holies," which refers to a sacred or revered place.
Example: "The temple's inner sanctum was considered a holy of holies, reserved for the most sacred rituals."
Alternatives: "sacred place" or "sanctum."
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It was a vault within a vault — a Holy of Holies.
Like the body of the Saviour, the tomb is a "holy of holies".
He says that his family were in the Beige Book, a holy of holies that he had never until today seen mentioned in the newspaper.
Three years later a Chinese Jesuit visited the community, confirmed the existence of a large synagogue (with a Holy of Holies accessible only to the chief rabbi), and testified to the authenticity of Jewish observances.
Inside a special sanctum, treated by the mosque's custodian with the reverence due a holy of holies, there are 650 pages of the Koran -- written, it is said, in Mr. Hussein's blood.
Every spot whereon a person may stand and lift eyes to Heaven becomes a holy of holies.
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When approving employees or underlings agree, there's a risk of creating a holiest-of-thou monster.
"It is a kind of self-destruction of a holy man, of a saint".
One of the victims was the 11 year old son of a holy man of the beggar caste.
Throughout my childhood, Aykroyd was one of a holy trinity of actors, alongside Chevy Chase and John Candy, whose films we watched as a family, regardless of their individual merits.
But he'd be the third member of a Holy Trinity of Etonians (after Cameron and Boris).
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