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Things relic often describes ("relic ________")
- mongers
- slab
- collecting
- casket
- deposits
- receptacle
- soils
- distribution
- structures
- cases
- hunters
- caskets
- beds
- fields
- density
- deposit
- manufactory
- valleys
- theft
- room
- channels
- features
- bed
- venders
- gravitons
- coils
- structure
- chambers
- seekers
- cults
- collector
- activity
- mounds
- hunter
- monger
- photons
- forest
- forms
- house
- tower
- radiation
- houses
- prairies
- forests
- collection
- abundance
- collections
- trade
- boxes
- list
- stupa
- trees
- feature
- ion
- waves
- relique
- populations
- worship
- population
- background
- stupas
- seas
- veneration
- terraces
- neutrinos
- spirals
- grains
- textures
- box
- minerals
- chapel
- cult
- communities
- shrine
- permafrost
- left
- lakes
- temple
- chamber
- area
- case
- patches
- dealers
- hall
- hunting
- texture
- mound
- areas
- form
- collectors
- species
- bones
- shrines
- colonies
- particles
How relic often is described ("________ relic")
- sacred
- rare
- wonderful
- feudal
- buddhist
- venerated
- colonial
- remarkable
- miraculous
- chief
- inestimable
- celebrated
- magnificent
- religious
- revered
- archaeological
- architectural
- old
- splendid
- historic
- pathetic
- cultural
- only
- archaic
- authentic
- famous
- extraordinary
- genuine
- important
- sad
- grim
- prehistoric
- victorian
- invaluable
- striking
- blessed
- historical
- lingering
- interesting
- saintly
- battered
- obsolete
- venerable
- useless
- grand
- picturesque
- sole
- mere
- christian
- unfortunate
- treasured
- priceless
- beautiful
- antiquated
- quaint
- noble
- cherished
- antique
- valuable
- singular
- barbarous
- holy
- solitary
- glorious
- prized
- curious
- medieval
- literary
- unique
- strange
- gruesome
- oldest
- roman
- ancient
- last
- precious
