ɛnˈʃraɪn, -ˈʃraɪn

Definitions

1. verb

to place or put in a safe and honored position, especially in a temple or other sacred place

“The government enshrined the constitution as the supreme law of the land.”

2. verb

to give official or formal recognition to (a principle, law, etc.)

“The new law enshrines the right to a fair trial as a fundamental human right.”

3. noun

an act of placing or putting something in a safe and honored position, especially in a temple or other sacred place

“The enshrinement of the statue marked the beginning of the festival.”

4. noun

something that is given official or formal recognition, especially a principle or law

“The enshrinement of the constitution is a cornerstone of our democracy.”