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| | Christian Theology.....--Beliefnet.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19) |
 | | Embrace, as with the arms; inclosure; compass; often implying friendship or affection; as, to live in the bosom of a church. |
 | | Bosom, in composition, implies intimacy, affection and confidence; as a bosom-friend, an intimate or confidential friend; bosom-lover, bosom-interest, bosom-secret, &c. |
 | | In such phrases, bosom may be considered as an attribute equivalent to intimate, confidential, dear. |
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