n. 1 a person's (esp. woman's) breast. b colloq. each of a woman's breasts. c enclosure formed by the breast and arms. 2 emotional centre (bosom of one's family). [Old English]
... ideas , altruistic in nature , universal in their moral nature . have been worn out in the bosom of religious teachings Is it not a common human message of Mohammed : “Only . then do some ... ... anything alive - the pre-impact . of the emerging code of environmental morality of mankind today In the bosom of Hinduism , Buddhism , Christianity and other religions ., superclass ideas of morality of non-violence that are so ... (Etiquette)
... her hands [Annushka ] there was a napkin with something . heavy < > Annushka hid the find in her bosom , grabbed the can . and was about to slip back into the apartment , postponing .her journey to the city ... (Theories of the Text)
... Jung and Adler , and many other famous scientists and. practitioners who came out of the bosom of classical psychoanalysis ,.unconditionally recognized Freud 's genius and authority and were ready to. develop ... (The basics of psychotherapy)
... in an “illegal union ” does . not excommunicate a Catholic from the Church (the duty of.raising children in the bosom of Catholicism is also preserved ), but. this state prevents participation in the sacrament of the Eucharist The concept ... (Interpersonal relationships)
... like adream , andwe aresuddenly .transferred tosome completely unknown country , tothevery bosom .ofpure reality - He wrote about thecognitive power ofcorrect vision , the.mastery ... ... , like adream , andwe aresuddenly .transferred tosome completely unknown country , tothevery bosom .ofpure reality Itisasifinacompletely unknown country we .listened tounfamiliar speech , finding ... (Creative methods)
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