consecration
/ˌkɑnsəˈkreɪʃən/
noun
- The act of making something or someone sacred or holy, often through a religious ceremony.
- During the consecration, the priest blessed the altar with holy water.
- The consecration of the new church was attended by hundreds of people.
- The bishop performed the consecration of the cathedral last Sunday.
- A formal dedication of something to a special purpose or service.
- The consecration of the memorial park honored the veterans who served the country.
- The consecration of the new library marked a new chapter for the university.
- Her consecration to the cause of education inspired many young teachers.
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