enshrinement (Meaning)

enshrinement

to preserve or cherish as sacred, to enclose in or as if in a shrine

The enshrinement ceremony commemorated the legendary athlete's remarkable achievements.
The museum's Hall of Fame enshrines the greatest figures in music history.
The tomb of the ancient pharaoh represented the enshrinement of his divine status.
The relics of the saint were enshrined in a revered sanctuary.
The constitution enshrines the fundamental rights of citizens.
The painting's artistic brilliance earned it a place of enshrinement in the Louvre.
The village enshrines the memory of its fallen soldiers in a memorial park.
The family enshrined their ancestors' portraits in an elaborate tapestry.
The museum's collection enshrines some of the rarest and most valuable artifacts.
The principles of justice and equality are enshrined in the nation's laws.

to preserve or cherish as sacred, to enclose in or as if in a shrine

ovation, ennoblement, glorification, exaltation, tribute, aggrandizement, praise,enthronement, plaudit, rave

expulsion, impeachment,removal, ouster, deposition, overthrow, suspension, discharge, dismissal, degradation

The enshrinement ceremony commemorated the legendary athlete's remarkable achievements.

The museum's Hall of Fame enshrines the greatest figures in music history.

The tomb of the ancient pharaoh represented the enshrinement of his divine status.

The relics of the saint were enshrined in a revered sanctuary.