To consecrate, set apart (a person or thing) as sacred to God; to dedicate to some sacred or religious use or office; to bless a thing so that it…

transitive. To consecrate (a thing) by a religious rite, the utterance of a formula or charm; in later times by a prayer committing it to God for…

transitive. To swear allegiance to (someone as one's lord); to offer or dedicate (something) to (God). Obsolete.

transitive. To sanctify, hallow, purify.

To hallow, bless, sanctify, make holy.

To dedicate.

transitive. To set apart (a person or thing) as sacred to the Deity; to dedicate solemnly to some sacred or religious purpose, and so give the…

To dedicate (a building).

To consecrate (a thing); to set apart as holy or sacred.

transitive. To consecrate, dedicate.

To assign or dedicate. Obsolete. rare.

To dedicate, consecrate, or devote to some person or service. (Cf. avow, v.2 2.)

transitive. To devote (to the Deity or to a sacred person or purpose) with solemn rites; to surrender, set apart, and consecrate to sacred uses.

transitive. To set aside, separate. With religious signification: To set apart, consecrate to a particular service, to ‘separate’. Obsolete.

transitive. To consecrate by religious rites. Obsolete.

transitive. To appropriate by, or as if by, a vow; to set apart or dedicate solemnly or formally; to consecrate (to).

To dedicate by a ceremony. Obsolete. rare.

To separate for a special purpose; to devote to some use.

transitive. = devote, v.

transitive. To devote.

To devote, give up.

To make auspicious or of good augury; to confer solemnity or sanctity upon; to sanctify, consecrate. rare.

transitive. To sanctify.

transitive. To make holy, sanctify.

transitive. To devote or consecrate to.

transitive. To consecrate, dedicate.

To consecrate.

To make sacred, consecrate.

To endow with sacred significance (frequently through ritual); to set apart from ordinary life or use as sacred.