sanctifier
/ˈsæŋktɪfaɪər/
noun
- A person or thing that makes something holy or sacred.
- The ancient ritual included a sanctifier who blessed the water.
- In many religious traditions, a priest acts as a sanctifier during ceremonies.
- For believers, the holy spirit is the ultimate sanctifier of the soul.
- Something that purifies or cleanses, especially in a moral or spiritual sense.
- The community saw the river as a sanctifier that washed away impurities.
- Time can be a sanctifier of old wounds, helping people forgive.
- Her daily meditation became a sanctifier of her thoughts and actions.
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