"sacralize" meaning in English

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      "form": "sacralizing",
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      "form": "sacralized",
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      "form": "sacralized",
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          "word": "desacralize"
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          "word": "desecrate"
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          "ref": "2022 June 6, Patrick Jonsson, Noah Robertson, “Has the gun become a sacred object in America?”, in The Christian Science Monitor",
          "text": "Bishop Daniel Flores of the Brownsville Diocese in Texas recently wrote on Twitter that Americans “sacralize death’s instruments, and then are surprised that death uses them.” [...] Bishop Flores told the Catholic website The Pillar, “[...] To say something is sacralized is to say it’s almost taken out of any possibility for conversation.”",
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        "to make sacred"
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        "(religion) to make sacred"
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        {
          "word": "sacredize"
        },
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          "word": "sanctify"
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        {
          "word": "consecrate"
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          "sense": "to make sacred",
          "word": "pyhittää"
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          "sense": "to make sacred",
          "word": "julistaa pyhäksi"
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          "roman": "sakralizovatʹ",
          "sense": "to make sacred",
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      "word": "sacralization"
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      "form": "sacralizing",
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      "sense": "to make sacred",
      "word": "pyhittää"
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      "roman": "sakralizovatʹ",
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  "word": "sacralize"
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