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Meanings of consecrate in English
Usage of consecrate in English
1
To-day we consecrate it to the service of the whole Mexican family.
2
He was following us up to consecrate the graves of our battlefields.
3
Objection 1: It seems that a wicked priest cannot consecrate the Eucharist.
4
Objection 1: It seems that a degraded priest cannot consecrate this sacrament.
5
Let us name the holy city, and consecrate it with Lesbian Wine.
6
Then, in His name, I consecrate thee deliverer of this oppressed people.
7
I intend tonight to consecrate you with the finest incense of all.'
8
Let water be brought, that I may consecrate it-waterand a ring.
9
I give her another chance, and consecrate my powers to her salvation.
10
I tried to consecrate myself to God, but all to no purpose.
11
There is no bishop to consecrate, to watch over, or to reprove.
12
Take from my lips the baptismal kisses that consecrate thee to glory!
13
Let us, before we part, consecrate our heroic union by an embrace!
14
I cannot hope to consecrate the grave in the time we have remaining.
15
Great souls make all affections great; they elevate and consecrate all true delights.
16
Therefore it seems that a degraded priest cannot consecrate the Eucharist.
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