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Meanings of consecrated in English
Portuguese
dedicado Solemnly dedicated to or set apart for a high purpose.
Usage of consecrated in English
1
Ivy, beliefs concerning; consecrated to Bacchus and to Osirls; the nature of.
2
He'd forgotten about the danger of consecrated ground in his soulless state.
3
The second half requested that Russia be consecrated to the Immaculate Heart.
4
Whosoever disputed his creed and his consecrated purpose must be in error.
5
They loved the peaceful virtues which were generated in the consecrated convent.
6
Before the end of the year the King was consecrated at Rheims.
7
The Pelasgi consecrated groves, and appointed solemn festivals, in honor of Sylvānus.
8
The second meeting of these delegates was held in this consecrated home.
9
In other words, whatever is consecrated is sanctified in this limited sense.
10
He was consecrated in 1245, and ruled the diocese for eight years.
11
This year died Pope Stephen; and Paschalis was consecrated pope after him.
12
A meaner temple was never consecrated to the worship of the Deity.
13
He was received at Orleans, and consecrated with universal applause, in 721.
14
The Naiades took it, consecrated it, and filled it with fragrant flowers.
15
Henry, madman or saint, is a consecrated king: his body is sacred.
16
A person could also be denied a Christian burial in consecrated ground.
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Consecrated across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Rare