consecrate
con
ˈkɑn
kaan
sec
ˌsək
sēk
rate
reɪt
reit
British pronunciation
/kˈɒnsɪkɹˌe‍ɪt/

Definition & Meaning of "consecrate"in English

to consecrate
01

to make something sacred through religious rituals

Transitive: to consecrate sth
to consecrate definition and meaning
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Examples
The priest consecrated the church with a special ceremony, dedicating it to divine worship.
02

to devote one's entire resources to some specific cause

Transitive: to consecrate one's time or resources to sth
example
Examples
She consecrated her life to helping others through volunteer work.
03

to officially appoint or ordain someone to a sacred religious role

Transitive: to consecrate sb
example
Examples
The bishop will consecrate the new priest during tomorrow's ceremony.
consecrate
01

dedicated to a sacred purpose

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The consecrate altar was reserved for solemn rites.
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