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Word | Consecrate |
solemnly dedicated to or set apart for a high purpose; a life consecrated to science; the consecrated chapel; a chapel dedicated to the dead of World War II / dedicate to a deity by a vow / Consecrated / dedicate; sanctify / make or declare (something, typically a church) sacred; dedicate formally to a religious or divine purpose. / dedicated to a sacred purpose / to officially make (something, such as a place or building) holy through a special religious ceremony / to officially make (someone) a priest, bishop, etc., through a special religious ceremony, | |
Usage | ⇒ Homi Jehangir Babha led a life consecrated to science ⇒ Homi Jehangir Babha consecrated his life to science ⇒ We shall consecrate our lives to this noble purpose. ⇒ the consecrate gold tablets which Joseph Smith claimed to have found ⇒ the present Holy Trinity church was consecrated in 1845 ⇒ He consecrated his life to care |
Synonyms | sanctify, dedicate, hallow, bless, devote, commit, ordain, give, dedicated, enshrine, glorify, consecrated, anoint, canonize, celebrate, exalt, holy, venerate, vow, beatify, |
Antonyms | desecrated, desecrate, deconsecrate, deprecate, abuse, deconsecrated, violate, absolve, alloy, appall, break, chasm, clutter, coercion, commit sacrilege against, condemn, confusion, crevice, curse, damage, |
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