sanctuarize (Meaning)
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sanctuarize (v. t.)
To shelter by means of a sanctuary or sacred privileges.
Synonyms & Antonyms of sanctuarize
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sanctuarize Sentence Examples
- The secluded temple sanctuarized the holy relics, preserving them from the bustling world outside.
- The ancient grove was sanctuarized as a sacred place, where worshippers could commune with nature and the divine.
- The monastery sanctuarized the monks, providing them with a haven for prayer, contemplation, and ascetic living.
- The National Park sanctuarized the endangered species, creating a safe haven where they could thrive.
- The abandoned church was sanctuarized by the homeless, offering them shelter and a sense of community.
- The library sanctuarized rare and precious books, safeguarding them for future generations.
- The art museum sanctuarized priceless paintings and sculptures, preserving their beauty for all to appreciate.
- The cathedral sanctuarized the Eucharist, making it the sacred focal point of worship.
- The university sanctuarized academic freedom, fostering an environment where ideas could be shared without fear of censorship.
- The hospital sanctuarized the sick and injured, providing them with a safe and caring place to heal.
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To shelter by means of a sanctuary or sacred privileges.
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The secluded temple sanctuarized the holy relics, preserving them from the bustling world outside.
The ancient grove was sanctuarized as a sacred place, where worshippers could commune with nature and the divine.
The monastery sanctuarized the monks, providing them with a haven for prayer, contemplation, and ascetic living.
The National Park sanctuarized the endangered species, creating a safe haven where they could thrive.
