Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
reconsecrate
verb
/ˌriː.kɒn.səˈkreɪt/

Definition
To consecrate again; to dedicate or sanctify something anew.

Examples
- The church decided to reconsecrate the altar after it had been renovated.
- Following the repairs, the community held a ceremony to reconsecrate the historic building.
- After the event, the priest felt it necessary to reconsecrate the grounds.

Meaning
To perform a ritual or process that restores the sacred status or dedication of a place, object, or individual that has been desecrated or previously consecrated.

Synonyms
- rededicate
- reaffirm
- sanctify again
- consecrate anew