Phrases with «metaphorical wall»

The phrase "metaphorical wall" refers to a fictional or symbolic barrier that is not physically present. It describes an invisible boundary or obstacle that could be emotional, psychological, or conceptual rather than a real, tangible structure. Full definition

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Sentences with «metaphorical wall»

The metaphorical wall of separation of church and state (which is only a metaphor, although we sometimes pretend is a part of our constitutional law) seeks to capture this idea: there is the sphere of religion and the sphere of the state, and a mighty wall protecting each from the other. (religion-online.org)
The cross removals have also torn down a metaphorical wall between the unregistered house churches and the official Three - Self Patriotic Movement churches,... (christianitytoday.com)
You both step into separate corners, backs against the metaphorical wall, and talk or shout without listening. (thespruce.com)
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Phrases with «metaphorical wall»

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