reconsecrated (Meaning)

reconsecrated

to consecrate (something) again

No weak antonyms found.

The ancient temple was reconsecrated after a thorough restoration, rededicating it to its original purpose.
Upon its renovation, the church was reconsecrated with a grand ceremony, inviting the community to witness its rebirth.
The statue had been damaged beyond repair, but its significance was reconsecrated through a symbolic ceremony.
The site where the battle had taken place was reconsecrated as a memorial park, honoring the fallen.
The abandoned building was reconsecrated into a vibrant community center, serving as a hub for social activities.
The sacred ground had been desecrated, but through a solemn ceremony, it was reconsecrated as a place of worship.
The marriage vows were reconsecrated on their twentieth anniversary, reaffirming their love and commitment.
The ancient artifact was reconsecrated with a special ritual, returning it to its former glory.
The lost relic had been rediscovered and reconsecrated, restoring hope and faith among the believers.
The city's main street was reconsecrated as a pedestrian zone, creating a vibrant and welcoming space for all.

to consecrate (something) again

purified, cleansed, hallowed,consecrated, blest, sanctified, lustrated, baptised,blessed, baptized

violated, profaned, soiled, desacralized, tainted,desecrated, deconsecrated, defiled, polluted, damned

The ancient temple was reconsecrated after a thorough restoration, rededicating it to its original purpose.

Upon its renovation, the church was reconsecrated with a grand ceremony, inviting the community to witness its rebirth.

The statue had been damaged beyond repair, but its significance was reconsecrated through a symbolic ceremony.

The site where the battle had taken place was reconsecrated as a memorial park, honoring the fallen.