1. plural of immolation; acts of killing or destroying something, especially as a sacrifice or protest
Usage: often used in historical, religious, or political contexts; can refer to self-sacrifice or the destruction of a valued object

Examples

• The ancient temple records documented immolations performed during religious ceremonies.
• Historical accounts describe immolations of animals as part of ritual worship.
• The protesters' immolations drew international attention to their cause.
• Medieval texts mention immolations of valuable goods as acts of penance.
• The novel explores themes of sacrifice through the characters' immolations.
• Archaeological evidence suggests immolations were common in that civilization.
• The documentary examined immolations throughout different cultures and time periods.