enshrine
ensh rahyn
- v enclose in a shrine
the saint's bones were enshrined in the cathedral - v hold sacred
- A psychoanalyst who is currently trying to enshrine Freud in the pantheon of cultural heroes must contend with a relentless critic who devotes his days to exposing Freud as a .
- Those principles, among other things, enshrine the goals of humanitarian aid as alleviating suffering according to need, irrespective of political goals, and in a way that supports .
- To enshrine their priestly duties as a priority, their contract includes a clause freeing them from promotional events when parish duties call.