inshrine Synonyms
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inshrine Meaning
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inshrine (v. t.)
See Enshrine.
inshrine Sentence Examples
- The museum inshrined the ancient artifact as a testament to human ingenuity.
- The city's founding fathers were enshrined in a park dedicated to their memory.
- The Nobel Prize committee inshrined the scientist's groundbreaking work as a beacon of human progress.
- The Constitution enshrined the principles of freedom and equality as the guiding forces of the nation.
- The school's library inshrined the works of great authors as sources of timeless wisdom.
- The family heirloom was enshrined in a display case, preserving its significance for generations to come.
- The museum inshrined the remains of a prehistoric creature, offering a glimpse into the distant past.
- The temple inshrined the relics of a revered saint, drawing pilgrims from far and wide.
- The nation's heroes were enshrined in a memorial, forever recognized for their sacrifices.
- The university inshrined the legacy of its renowned scholars, inspiring generations of students.
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See Enshrine.
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The museum inshrined the ancient artifact as a testament to human ingenuity.
The city's founding fathers were enshrined in a park dedicated to their memory.
The Nobel Prize committee inshrined the scientist's groundbreaking work as a beacon of human progress.
The Constitution enshrined the principles of freedom and equality as the guiding forces of the nation.
