'sacred meaning' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe something that is held to be of deep or special significance. For example: "The symbols in the painting have a sacred meaning to traditional cultures."
It expresses quite a relaxed attitude to the sacred meaning of this spring festival.
That deep sacred meaning is eclipsed by the desire to just dress up and play Indian".
"This is a special place with a sacred meaning," Mr. Sassa said, "and we felt we had to be respectful".
The occasion is the 65th anniversary of the defeat of Nazi Germany in World War II, a date that carries an almost sacred meaning in Russia.
But for generations of skateboarders, and an increasing number of BMX bikers, the place carries an iconic name and a sacred meaning.
With the death of Aper, however, Diocletian was relieved of an eventual competitor and, retroactively, his act had been granted sacred meaning.
Religious language is symbolic, always pointing beyond itself to transcendent sacred meanings.
The traditional Malay designs have been known to be a reflection of the splendor and beauty of the aesthetical elements or ornamentations adorning them that carry deeper philosophical and sacred meanings.
Palestinians and Israelis invoke religious symbols and references in their rationalization of the dispute, in a space laden with sacred meanings for both sides.
And you may also feel the intimations of an alternate calendar, a secret, sacred, playful meaning underlying the hurly-burly of commercial survival.
"Such headdresses have a sacred, cultural meaning and we ask that you respect and honour that by not using them as a fashion accessory".
