Like a holy意思

"Like a holy" is not a common English phrase, and it's not immediately clear what it might mean without more context. However, if you're looking for the meaning of "holy," here it is:

• Holy (adjective):
  1. Relating to, characteristic of, or devoted to God or a deity.
  2. Worthy of religious veneration and respect; sacred.
  3. Free from evil; morally blameless.
  4. (in an absolute sense) free from sin.
  5. (of a place) specially regarded as the abode or the sanctuary of God.

If you meant "like a hole," that would be a different word with a different meaning:

• Hole (noun):
  1. A hollow place in a solid body or mass.
  2. A hollow space or cavity, especially one that is relatively large.
  3. A gap or opening, especially one that is difficult to pass or get through.
  4. A defect or flaw, especially one that is difficult to remedy.

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