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Meaning consecrate meaning

What does consecrate mean?

consecrate

— verb render holy by means of religious rites — verb (= vow) dedicate to a deity by a vow — verb (= ordain) appoint to a clerical posts he was ordained in the Church — adjective (= consecrated, dedicated) 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 — verb (= give, commit) give entirely to a specific person, activity, or cause She committed herself to the work of God give one's talents to a good cause consecrate your life to the church

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dedicate sanctify devote hallow bless ordain give offer make holy sacrifice commit tribute anoint vow present ordinate order make sacred lift up inaugurate dedicated consecrated confer bestow worship transform throw oneself into smear set apart select scrub scour sanctification rubricate rub on rub purify ordained offer up married fix upon endow devote oneself to decicate choose become holy appoint annoint

Topics consecrate topics

What do people use consecrate to talk about?
Social behavior Religion Practice religion

Dedicate to religious use

Conjugation consecrate conjugation

How do you conjugate consecrate?

consecrate · verb

Examples consecrate examples

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Good father, consecrate these swords to the service of England.
Now to have to consecrate me instead and place the miter on my head.
It is a Bishop's duty to pass judgment, to interpret, to consecrate, to ordain, to offer sacrifice, to baptize and to confirm.
But in a larger sense, we cannot dedicate we cannot consecrate, we cannot hallow this ground.
We bless and consecrate this bell with holy water.
And I gave him up to consecrate my life to the young girls in my care. you and Monica and Jenny.
Consecrate the water, please, Father Mignon.
We now consecrate the bond of obedience.
Since we married and settled here we haven't had time for the ritual honeymoon which will consecrate our marriage.
I say Mass, communicate, baptize, consecrate, confess and marry people!
Let us consecrate ourselves to follow his example of zest for Life. dedication to family. and charity to all.
And to consecrate their vows of matrimony.
The sergeant verified death, but Jones the J.P. would have to consecrate the ground. before the Reverend Jones could have his dyin' wish.
And now for a sip from the wine of Dionysus, to-- consecrate this holy bond.
I want to consecrate to you all I have.
And now we consecrate the worldly remains of our beloved Jacques. to the good earth from whence he sprang.
My uncle, the Cardinal of Balo will consecrate the union.
We bless and consecrate this ship in the name of the Father, the Son and the holy Ghost.
We bless and consecrate this sip in the name of the Father, the Son and the holy Ghost.
Now consecrate.
And so today we are to consecrate the memory of Amy Diane Austin, whose untimely, tragic death ended a joyous and loving young life.
The priest then has refused to consecrate it.
I saw Othello's visage in his mind and to his honors and his valiant parts did I my soul and fortunes consecrate.
When I consecrate a vampire, they stay consecrated.
As bared witness by myself, all of Camp Firewood and the higher power, however you define it, I hereby consecrate and sanctify the union of McKinley and Ben.
I saw othello's visage in his mind and to his honors and his valiant parts did I my soul and fortunes consecrate.
We consecrate.
She believes she was chosen by God, receiving particular graces and thus she is determined to consecrate herself to Him.
All the time that I have left, the days and hours of my life, I consecrate to God.
I consecrate the daughter of Liet in the Sayyadina.
As it was in the dawn of our days, as it will be for all tomorrows, to you, my husband, I consecrate all that I am.
From this moment on, I offer them to Your sacred heart, and with this offering, I consecrate them to Your glory.
Consecrate every thought to her, every act, all of your love.
Three days till His Reverend comes to consecrate the new font, and I have not received an invitation to tea at the Rectory.
I am gratified to think the Bishop will have something to consecrate.
We're going to consecrate the tree.

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Churches would not be required to consecrate same-sex unions, or teachers to promote them (against their conscience); but, as far as the state is concerned, marriage would be gender-blind.

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