inshrine
/ɪnˈʃraɪn/
verb
- To place or enclose something in a shrine or sacred place.
- The museum will inshrine the artifacts in a climate-controlled display.
- The ancient temple was built to inshrine the relics of the saint.
- They decided to inshrine the statue in a small chapel by the river.
- To preserve or cherish something as if it were sacred.
- She inshrines her grandmother's recipes in a special notebook.
- The law inshrines the right to free speech.
- The community continues to inshrine the memory of its founder.
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