"sadospirituality" meaning in English

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          "text": "[…] [Daly] describes the sadosociety, the culture that depends on abstractionist, nature- and female-despising works of sadoasceticism for its maintenance. Her point is that sadospirituality, the denial of the basis in nature of all life, prepares society to accept as rational (sic) the notion that destruction is a form of saving.",
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        "The quality of being sadospiritual."
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