consecrators
/ˈkɑnsəˌkreɪtərz/
noun
- People who officially make something sacred or holy, often in a religious ceremony.
- In ancient times, consecrators would anoint the temple walls with oil.
- The consecrators blessed the new church building during a special service.
- The bishop and other consecrators performed the ritual to dedicate the altar.
- People who dedicate something to a particular purpose or cause.
- As consecrators of the new library, the community leaders promised free access for all.
- The consecrators of the foundation ensured that all funds would support education.
- The consecrators of the memorial park vowed to keep it a place of peace.
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