exaugurate (Meaning)
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exaugurate (v. t.)
To annul the consecration of; to secularize; to unhellow.
Synonyms & Antonyms of exaugurate
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exaugurate Sentence Examples
- The principal exaugurated the new honor society members at the annual induction ceremony.
- The president exaugurated the new building with a ribbon-cutting ceremony.
- The bishop exaugurated the new church with a special mass.
- The mayor exaugurated the new park with a grand opening celebration.
- The CEO exaugurated the new product with a press conference.
- The captain exaugurated the new ship with a champagne christening.
- The conductor exaugurated the new symphony season with a gala concert.
- The artist exaugurated the new exhibit with a reception and gallery talk.
- The author exaugurated the new book with a reading and signing event.
- The scientist exaugurated the new research project with a presentation and discussion.
FAQs About the word exaugurate
To annul the consecration of; to secularize; to unhellow.
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No antonyms found.
The principal exaugurated the new honor society members at the annual induction ceremony.
The president exaugurated the new building with a ribbon-cutting ceremony.
The bishop exaugurated the new church with a special mass.
The mayor exaugurated the new park with a grand opening celebration.
