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Sac

Definition of sac:

( nat. hist.) A sac or bag for a liquid.

Small bag or receptable in animals or vegetables.

All who participated in this retreat will remember the precarious position of the masses of troops, huddled together at the bridge- heads as in a cul- de- sac during this eventful night, and the long- drawn breath of relief as the hours after dawn passed, and no further disposition to attack was manifested by Lee. "The Campaign of Chancellorsville", Theodore A. Dodge.
The clump of cells within and the inclosing sac as well are both requisite to the ultimate object of pregnancy; yet they fulfill very different purposes. "The Prospective Mother A Handbook for Women During Pregnancy", J. Morris Slemons.
Then we are in a cul- de- sac "Emily BrontÃ«", A. Mary F. (Agnes Mary Frances) Robinson.
Every road seemed to be a cul- de- sac "The Day of Judgment", Joseph Hocking.

Violate

To treat roughly or severely; to ill- use; to encroach or trespass upon; as, to violate an other's rights or property; to profane or treat irreverently; as, to violate a tomb or grave; to transgress, as the law; to disregard, as a treaty; to break, as a promise; to outrage or dishonor. ...