inshrining
/ɪnˈʃraɪnɪŋ/
verb
- The act of placing or preserving something in a shrine or sacred place.
- The priest is inshrining the holy book in a golden box.
- The ceremony involves inshrining the ashes of the departed.
- They are inshrining the ancient scrolls in a new museum wing.
- The act of treating something as sacred or of great importance.
- The law is inshrining the principle of equality for all citizens.
- The community is inshrining the memory of the founder with a statue.
- By inshrining these values, the organization hopes to guide future generations.
noun
- The process or act of enshrining something.
- The inshrining of the tradition has kept it alive for centuries.
- The inshrining of the relics took place at dawn.
- The inshrining of the treaty in national law was a historic moment.