Noun:

వాగ్దానం చేయబడిన భూమి,

promised land's Usage Examples:

mountain east of Jordan from which Moses was permitted to view the promised land.

She eventually leads the Manth people to their promised land, but dies just before she herself reaches it.

When they finally arrive at the house on Mango Street, which is, at last, their own house, it is not the promised land of their dreams.

He compared the United States to Egypt, predicting that oppressed people will soon be led to a promised land.

The family has been wandering from place to place, always dreaming of the promised land of a house of their own.

by the use of Zion for the underground city of free humans populated primarily by black people, suggesting the dream of Christianised slaves to find a safe haven in 'the promised land' and the Rastafarian belief in an utopian society.

SymbolismAccording to tradition, the Templo Mayor is located on the exact spot where the god Huitzilopochtli gave the Mexica people his sign that they had reached the promised land: an eagle on a nopal cactus with a snake in its mouth.

from the Bible: it was the mountain east of Jordan from which Moses was permitted to view the promised land.

Jesus then arrives from Galilee to be baptized, at a location about 70–80 miles from Nazareth, around the same section of Jordan river where Israelites crossed into the promised land under the leadership of Joshua.

We all work together,With hearts, voice and hand,Till we have made these islandsAnother promised land.

When the Italians found that Greece had been promised land in Anatolia at the Paris Peace Conference, 1919, for aid in the defeat of the Ottoman Empire during the First World War, the Italian delegation withdrew from the conference for several months.

Jock Purdon, a miner who was made redundant on the closure of Harraton Colliery in Durham, wrote the song Farewell to Cotia about the migration of redundant miners across the country and particularly to Nottinghamshire, which he referred to as Robens's promised land.

Lacking a viable historical claim of this nature, would-be expansionists may instead promote ideologies of promised lands (such as manifest destiny.

Synonyms:

no man's land, farmstead, homestead, real property, immovable, realty, real estate,

Antonyms:

disorder, unemployment, immaturity, order, motion,