deconsecrated Synonyms
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- revered
- hallowed
- sacrosanct
- blest
- blest
- revered
- sacral
- consecrated
- hallowed
- consecrated
- blessed
- holy
- sacred
- blessed
- sacrosanct
- sacred
- sacral
- holy
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- venerated
- sanctified
- adored
- religious
- ritual
- ritual
- ceremonial
- liturgical
- sanctified
- spiritual
- spiritual
- consecrate
- religious
- sacramental
- ceremonial
- sacramental
- venerated
- adored
- consecrate
- liturgical
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deconsecrated Meaning
deconsecrated (s)
divested of consecration
deconsecrated Sentence Examples
- The deconsecrated church stood silent and empty, its pews barren and its walls devoid of religious symbols.
- We explored the deconsecrated monastery, marveling at its ancient architecture and imagining the monks who once inhabited its halls.
- The deconsecrated cemetery had an eerie atmosphere, with overgrown grass and crumbling tombstones.
- After being deconsecrated, the temple was converted into a cultural center celebrating the region's history.
- The deconsecrated mosque was repurposed as a museum showcasing Islamic art and heritage.
- Local folklore spoke of the deconsecrated graveyard being haunted by restless spirits.
- Despite being deconsecrated, the church retained an air of solemnity and reverence.
- The deconsecrated synagogue was transformed into a venue for community events and concerts.
- The deconsecrated chapel was now used as a wedding venue, its stained glass windows casting colorful patterns on the aisle.
- As we walked through the deconsecrated cathedral, the echoes of centuries-old prayers seemed to linger in the air.
FAQs About the word deconsecrated
divested of consecration
unconsecrated, unhallowed, desacralized, unspiritual, earthly, nonreligious,secular,temporal, mundane, profane
revered, hallowed, sacrosanct, blest, blest, revered, sacral,consecrated, hallowed, consecrated
The deconsecrated church stood silent and empty, its pews barren and its walls devoid of religious symbols.
We explored the deconsecrated monastery, marveling at its ancient architecture and imagining the monks who once inhabited its halls.
The deconsecrated cemetery had an eerie atmosphere, with overgrown grass and crumbling tombstones.
After being deconsecrated, the temple was converted into a cultural center celebrating the region's history.
