Canonised is valid Scrabble Word

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9 letters word
12 points in Scrabble
15 points in WWF

Definitions for CANONISED in dictionary:

VERB:

CANONISE, to declare to be a saint, also CANONIZE
(in the Roman Catholic Church) officially declare (a dead person) to be a saint
regard as being above reproach or of great significance
sanction by Church authority.

ADJECTIVE:

accorded sacrosanct or authoritative standing

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

to canonize

Words related to CANONISED

canonise10 canonises11 canonising13

Words that contain CANONISED

uncanonised14

How to use CANONISED in a sentence

Many persons who have been habitually in a state of ecstasy have been canonised, and their books approved.
Many who adopted Christianity in the reign of Constantine were doubtless sincere proselytes, but we do not find that any of them have been canonised.
Etheldreda, daughter of a king of the East Angles, founded an abbey here, where she died in 679, being afterwards canonised as a saint.
He is accounted a living saint, and it may well be that after his death he will be canonised.
Peter who should deliberately stand on his head for ten seconds and then expect to be canonised for it.
Like his cousin, Edward became a popular, though not a canonised, saint.
During the period between the sixth and sixteenth centuries there were many canonised saints in the Church in England.
Elmo is merely a corruption of Helena, made masculine and canonised by the grateful sailors.
She died in 1582, and in 1622 she was publicly canonised at Rome along with Loyola and Xavier and two other Spanish saints.
Before a saint is canonised, his works are examined and a judgment pronounced upon them.

None were more frequently or fiercely assailed than the canonised saints of the old Catholic Church.
Julius Caesar was canonised, because it was thought he was translated to a new star, discovered at the hour of his death.
Of this school the easiest exponent to describe is Antonino of Florence, Archbishop and canonised saint.
When he was canonised, the 8th of June, the day of his death, was appointed for his festival.
Before long many wonderful cures were reported there, but it was not until one hundred and fifty years after his death that he was canonised.
The Black Death reached Herefordshire in 1349, and Bishop Trilleck is said to have kept it at bay in the city by a procession of the shrine of the recently canonised St.
He was canonised in that year, when all the facts were remote by about a century.
Joseph of Cupertino, in spite of his flights in the air, was canonised.
Where and when they were first canonised, I have been unable, in spite of much investigation, to ascertain.
Each day the dead Emperor is canonised, and his prophetic words that posterity would do him justice are being amply fulfilled.

Similar words containing CANONIS without suffix ed

canonise10 canonist10 canoniser11 canonises11 canonists11 canonisers12 canonising13 canonistic14 uncanonise12 uncanonised14 uncanonises13 canonisation14 uncanonising15 canonisations15

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