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Zion
[ zahy-uhn ]
noun
- a hill in Jerusalem, on which the Temple was built (used to symbolize the city itself, especially as a religious or spiritual center).
- the Jewish people.
- Palestine as the Jewish homeland and symbol of Judaism.
- heaven as the final gathering place of true believers.
- a city in NE Illinois.
Zion
/ ˈɪə /
noun
- the hill on which the city of Jerusalem stands
- Judaism
- the ancient Israelites of the Bible
- the modern Jewish nation
- Israel as the national home of the Jewish people
- Christianity heaven regarded as the city of God and the final abode of his elect
- any form of social organization, way of life, or life after death regarded as an ultimate goal
- a religious community or its site, regarded as chosen by God and under his special protection
- an ideal theocratic community, esp any of the Christian Churches regarded as such a community
Word History and Origins
Origin of Zion1
Example Sentences
Zion Johnson could move from left guard to center, which would put returning center Bradley Bozeman, right guard Trey Pipkins III and free-agent acquisition Andre James in line to compete for the left guard position.
His addition will add some competition, especially at left guard, where the options could be incumbent starter Zion Johnson, returning center Bradley Bozeman, former right guard Trey Pipkins III or free agent signing Andre James.
Shoppers can also frequent 99 Ranch and Zion Market, both of which have stores in Irvine and other locations in Southern California.
With left guard Zion Johnson experimenting with a shift to center, it leaves a hole on the left side next to Pro Bowl tackle Rashawn Slater.
Hortiz said at the combine the changes could come from internal position switches as left guard Zion Johnson has been testing the waters at center.
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