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Accorded sacrosanct or authoritative standing.
glorified
canonized
authorized
authorised
1
However, Best has been
canonised
day and night on television and radio.
2
Pope Benedict XVI
canonised
her at St Peter's in Rome on Sunday.
3
In Sport, people are rarely
canonised
by virtue of their feats alone.
4
Pope John Paul II
canonised
three 19th century missionaries at the Vatican today.
5
But the saint was scarcely
canonised
before his claims to beatitude were impugned.
6
This man was a saint, and in 1261 he was
canonised
.
7
No wonder that Rome
canonised
the man who thus exalted her.
8
In 2002, Diego was
canonised
as a saint by the Roman Catholic church.
9
During his reign he
canonised
Mary Magdalen de Pazzi, and Peter of Alcantara.
10
He
canonised
Vincent de Paul, John Francis Regis, and Juliana Falconieri.
11
He
canonised
John Cajetan, Philip Benitius, Francis Borgia, Louis Bertrand, and Rose of
12
It was immediately
canonised
as a classic work of literature.
13
In 1594 he was
canonised
as the god of war.
14
Blessed Charles, who spent almost 30 years in Dublin, is to be
canonised
tomorrow.
15
Pope Francis has
canonised
two shepherd children at the Fatima shrine complex in Portugal.
16
It is the first time two popes have been
canonised
at the same time.
canonised
canonise
·
canonise by
canonise by admiration
canonise by virtue
canonise day
canonise glory