enshrine (Meaning)
enshrine (v)
enclose in a shrine
hold sacred
enshrine (v. t.)
To inclose in a shrine or chest; hence, to preserve or cherish as something sacred; as, to enshrine something in memory.
Synonyms & Antonyms of enshrine
enshrine Sentence Examples
- The town enshrined its founding father's memory by erecting a statue in the town square.
- The convention enshrined the party's platform in its official documents.
- The constitution enshrined the principles of liberty and equality for all citizens.
- The peace treaty enshrined an end to hostilities between the two nations.
- The sacred text enshrined the religious beliefs and practices of the community.
- The museum enshrined a collection of artifacts from ancient civilizations.
- The family enshrined the memory of their lost loved one by creating a memorial garden.
- The organization enshrined its commitment to environmental protection in its mission statement.
- The artist's work enshrined a sense of beauty and wonder in the hearts of viewers.
- The ritual enshrined the passage of young people into adulthood.
FAQs About the word enshrine
enclose in a shrine, hold sacredTo inclose in a shrine or chest; hence, to preserve or cherish as something sacred; as, to enshrine something in memory.
promote,elevate, lift, glorify,exalt, raise, honor, magnify, deify, enthrone
humble, humiliate,humble, degrade, demean, demean, minimize, humiliate, degrade, minimize
The town enshrined its founding father's memory by erecting a statue in the town square.
The convention enshrined the party's platform in its official documents.
The constitution enshrined the principles of liberty and equality for all citizens.
The peace treaty enshrined an end to hostilities between the two nations.
