Consecrates is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CONSECRATES in dictionary:

VERB:
• CONSECRATE, to induct (a person) into a permanent office with a religious rite
• make or declare (something, typically a church) sacred; dedicate formally to a religious purpose
• (in Christian belief) declare (bread and wine) to be or represent the body and blood of Christ
• ordain (someone) to a sacred office, typically that of bishop
• devote (something) exclusively to a particular purpose
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• dedicated to a sacred purpose

Words related to CONSECRATES

consecrate14

Words that contain CONSECRATES

deconsecrates18 reconsecrates17 unconsecrates17

How to use CONSECRATES in a sentence

• This clause, which is profoundly immoral, consecrates and perpetuates the mistakes and faults of the treaties.
• All these things the Catholic Church gives, and consecrates.
• And to me it seems That him nor stratagem nor art defiles Who consecrates himself to noble deeds.
• What shall the consecration be? Far be it from me to undervalue the exaltation into humility that comes to a man when he consecrates himself to any great and noble cause.
• It takes from it its heathen signification as an idol, and consecrates it to the worship of the true God.
• God calls nations as he calls men, and consecrates them to a special work.
• For that interprets beauty and consecrates the spell of beauty over us.
• After having enjoyed the benefit of the social law which consecrates the natural craving, he must obey also the secret laws of nature by which sentiments unfold themselves.
• The chrism of motherhood consecrates a woman as a priestess.
• Now, if we examine other passages, we cannot fail to see that the New Testament consecrates married life by enjoining the utmost purity, devotion, and tenderness of affection.
• Among the most fascinating effusions of genius are those little pieces which it consecrates to the cause of friendship.
• Such an example consecrates the tear of affection, while it teaches us, concerning them which are asleep, not to sorrow, as those which have no hope.
• Therefore the priest who consecrates this sacrament ought not to receive it at his own hands.
• Hence neither in this sacrament does the priest consecrate himself, but he consecrates the bread and wine, in which consecration the sacrament is completed.
• Suppose, besides your work, you have the blessing of a family to be cared for, and your work provides for them? This consecrates every part of it.
• They took private lessons, coming to beg the master to put the finishing touch to their work, hoping to gain from him something of that spiritual flame which consecrates talent.
• I know that the cure for an abuse does not begin until we refuse to submit to the cult that consecrates it.
• When a great man leaves some memorial of his days, the grave consecrates the motive.
• The ceremony which consecrates them for this service is that for the burial of the dead.

Similar words containing NSECRATE without suffix s and without prefix co

consecrate14 consecrated16 deconsecrate17 reconsecrate16 unconsecrate16 deconsecrated19 deconsecrates18 reconsecrated18 reconsecrates17 unconsecrated18 unconsecrates17 consecratedness20

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