consecration
ˌkɒnsɪˈkreɪʃən
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Definition of consecration - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

religionact of making something sacred through a ceremony
  • The consecration of the church took place last Sunday.
  • The consecration of the altar was a solemn event.
  • He attended the consecration of the new bishop.
blessing dedication sanctification
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Origin of consecration

Latin, consecrare (to make sacred)

Terms with consecration included in their meaning

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Christianity
elements of the Eucharist after consecration
religion
person who performs a religious consecration
religion
table for holding Eucharist items before consecration
religious objects
remove the consecration from a person or object
deconsecrate
remove the consecration from a person or object

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  1. French:consécration, ...
  2. German:Weihe, ...
  3. Italian:consacrazione, ...
  4. Spanish:consagración, ...
  5. Portuguese:consagração, ...
  6. Chinese:奉献仪式, ...
  7. Japanese:奉献, ...
  8. Arabic:تَكْرِيس, ...
  9. Hebrew:הַקְדָּשָׁה, ...
  10. Russian:освящение, ...
  11. Ukrainian:освячення, ...
  12. Hindi:प्रतिष्ठा, ...
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