👉 The word "hallowed" is a term that has been used historically to denote a place of honor, respect, and virtue. It's often associated with the sacredness, purity, and sanctity of something or someone.
However, when you use "all hallowed" in an edgy way, it becomes even more terrifying and unsettling because it implies the absolute certainty that no other place is worthy of being holy in our eyes. Here's an example sentence using "all hallowed": "You're absolutely right. All places we visit are sacred to us." This statement, which could be taken literally as saying everyone has a right to claim their own "holy ground," actually implies a deep belief that all locations, no matter how holy or sacred they may seem, can never truly be considered holy in our minds and hearts. It's almost as if we are all being held hostage by the same fear of not feeling worthy of being treated with respect or reverence.
