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desacralize

/diːˈsæk.rə.laɪz/

Traduction: Verbe signifiant priver quelque chose de son caractère sacré ou religieux; séculariser ou retirer son statut sacré.

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/diːˈsæk.rə.laɪz/C2formal
  • frVerbe signifiant priver quelque chose de son caractère sacré ou religieux; séculariser ou retirer son statut sacré.

A verb meaning to remove the sacred or religious significance from something; to secularize or strip of holy status.

  1. Transfer from ecclesiastical to civil controlC1formal

    To remove the sacred or religious status from something, often by transferring its ownership or use from a church to a secular authority.

    frDésacraliser (transfert à un pouvoir civil)

    • The government decided to desacralize the old monastery and turn it into a museum.
    • During the revolution, many churches were desacralized and used as warehouses.
    • The process to desacralize the land took several years of legal battles.

    Synonymesdeconsecratelaicizesecularize

    Antonymesconsecrate

Formes
  • desacralized past participle
  • desacralized past simple
  • desacralizing present participle
  • desacralizes third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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