enshrinements
/ɪnˈʃraɪnmənts/
noun
- Multiple instances or examples of the act or process of preserving or protecting something in a special, respected, or permanent way.
- The constitution includes several enshrinements of individual rights.
- The museum's enshrinements of various cultural artifacts draw many visitors.
- Historians study the enshrinements of traditions in different societies.
- Multiple instances of placing something in a shrine or sacred container.
- The enshrinements of the saints' remains are spread across the cathedral.
- The temple has many enshrinements of ancient relics.
- Each of the enshrinements was performed with great ceremony.