Biblical literalism
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*[[know]] in the biblical sense - [[verb]] | *[[know]] in the biblical sense - [[verb]] | ||
- | *([[transitive]], archaic, Biblical) To have [[sexual relation]]s with. | + | *([[transitive]], archaic, [[Biblical]]) To have [[sexual relation]]s with. |
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- know in the biblical sense - verb
- (transitive, archaic, Biblical) To have sexual relations with.
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