sacrate (Meaning)
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sacrate (v. t.)
To consecrate.
Synonyms & Antonyms of sacrate
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sacrate Sentence Examples
- The ancient temple was considered sacrosanct and entered with utmost reverence.
- The king's crown was a sacred symbol, sacrated with holy oils.
- The monastery grounds were sacrated, offering sanctuary and refuge from the outside world.
- Priests performed solemn rituals to sacrate the altar before each ceremony.
- The holy book was sacrated with a special binding to protect its sacred contents.
- The chalice used in the Eucharist was sacrated with a blessing.
- The pope's garments were sacrated and worn only for important occasions.
- The marriage ceremony sacrated the bond between husband and wife.
- The battlefield was sacrated with the blood of fallen soldiers.
- The Dalai Lama's residence was a sacrated space where pilgrims sought enlightenment.
FAQs About the word sacrate
To consecrate.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The ancient temple was considered sacrosanct and entered with utmost reverence.
The king's crown was a sacred symbol, sacrated with holy oils.
The monastery grounds were sacrated, offering sanctuary and refuge from the outside world.
Priests performed solemn rituals to sacrate the altar before each ceremony.
