ordain
/ˈɔrdɛɪn/Definitions
1. verb
to appoint or consecrate someone, especially to a high office or position, especially in a church
“The bishop decided to ordain John as a priest.”
2. verb
to decide or determine something officially
“The court will ordain the new laws to take effect next month.”
3. noun
an official appointment or consecration, especially of a priest or minister
“He received his ordination as a minister.”
4. noun
the act of ordaining or the state of being ordained
“The ordination ceremony was attended by thousands of people.”