Enshrined is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ENSHRINED in dictionary:

VERB:
• ENSHRINE, to place in a shrine, also INSHRINE
• place (a revered or precious object) in an appropriate receptacle
• preserve (a right, tradition, or idea) in a form that ensures it will be protected and respected

Words related to ENSHRINED

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How to use ENSHRINED in a sentence

• Christ has always been, in the hearts of the few, enthroned and enshrined.
• The men who demolished the images in cathedrals have not always been able to demolish those which were enshrined in their minds.
• Her true affections long outlived their object, for his image was deeply enshrined in a warm female heart.
• The barriers confronting it are too solid, and the Idol of the Herd is too carefully enshrined.
• Every language is a temple, in which the soul of those who speak it is enshrined.
• Never was so robust a spirit enshrined in so fragile a form.
• It was, however, when they thought of his mother, in whose heart of hearts he had been enshrined as the idol of her whole affection, that their spirits became truly touched.
• It was love then which had restrained him and held his hand, the love he bore to a woman whose memory was enshrined in his heart, and that woman was his mother.
• Within every garden they will behold the mystic bride of inner meaning enshrined within the chambers of utterance in the utmost grace and fullest adornment.
• Do with them as it may please Thee, for the exaltation of Thy word, and the revelation of what hath been enshrined within the treasuries of Thy knowledge.
• Giovanni enshrined in a casquet of the sixteenth century, a work of Paolo Soliano.
• Common walls of plank no longer enshrined the person of the Post Mistress.
• Her last glance fell upon the being enshrined in her soul, and restored to health by her care.
• If of enough importance it is enshrined, and rarely goes abroad, except when carried in procession at the time of the temple festival.
• After many years travel they represent him as returning to Egypt in great triumph, where after his death he was enshrined as a Deity.
• To the nation at large, too, she was equally a heroine, a beautiful idol enshrined in their hearts.
• This interesting relic, after centuries of vicissitudes, is now enshrined at the Convent of the Ursulines, in Blackrock, Cork.
• It was a temple worthy of the divinity it enshrined.
• In that boyish effort Lambert had enshrined the ideas of a man.
• Like many another man, on the sunny side of thirty, he had his ideal woman safely enshrined in his inner consciousness.
• Vaguely, indeed, did she co-ordinate the celebration with the history enshrined in it or with the prospective history of her race.
• Turning from the evidence enshrined in language to the records of history, the same truth meets us at any date we appoint.
• Spenser has clothed with horror this conception of the appearance of a fiend, just as he has enshrined in beauty the belief in the guardian angel.
• If we are to believe her contemporaries, the world has seldom seen so much beauty and so many graces enshrined in the form of woman as in this daughter of Sweden.
• Within these walls is peace enshrined! Entering, we left the world behind.
• We have enshrined that principle in the new constitutional charter we have of our own free will bestowed upon India.
• But it seems to me that the principle that is enshrined in this vision is their condemnation.

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