Homonym: hallowed ground (Sacred)
"Hallowed ground" refers to a place that is considered sacred or highly revered, often due to its historical, cultural, or spiritual significance. This term is commonly used to describe locations where important events occurred, such as battlefields, cemeteries, or religious sites. The reverence for these places often stems from the memories and sacrifices associated with them.
Many people visit hallowed ground to pay their respects or to reflect on the past. Examples include Gettysburg National Cemetery, where soldiers fought during the American Civil War, and Ground Zero in New York City, which memorializes the victims of the September 11 attacks.