Definition

deconsecrating

verb
  1. removing the sacred or holy status from something; stripping of religious significance or consecration
  2. Usage: present participle of deconsecrate; formal, often used in religious or historical contexts

Examples

  • The church was deconsecrating the old altar before the renovation began.
  • Deconsecrating the cemetery required special permission from the diocese.
  • The government faced criticism for deconsecrating the historic temple.
  • They are deconsecrating the chapel to convert it into a community center.
  • The bishop oversaw the process of deconsecrating the abandoned monastery.

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