| CONSECRATING | • consecrating v. Present participle of consecrate. • CONSECRATE v. to induct (a person) into a permanent office with a religious rite.
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| CONSECRATION | • consecration n. The act or ceremony of consecrating; the state of being consecrated; dedication. • CONSECRATION n. the act or ceremony of consecrating.
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| CONSECRATIVE | • consecrative adj. Relating to consecration. • CONSECRATIVE adj. serving to consecrate, also CONSECRATORY.
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| CONSECRATORS | • consecrators n. Plural of consecrator. • CONSECRATOR n. one who consecrates.
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| CONSECRATORY | • consecratory adj. That consecrates. • consecratory adj. Of or pertaining to consecration.
 • CONSECRATORY adj. serving to consecrate, also CONSECRATIVE.
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| CONSECTARIES | • consectaries n. Plural of consectary. • CONSECTARY n. (archaic) a deduction; conclusion or corollary.
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| CONSECUTIONS | • consecutions n. Plural of consecution. • CONSECUTION n. the logical sequence or progression of an argument.
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| DECONSECRATE | • deconsecrate v. To remove the consecration from a church or similar building. • DECONSECRATE v. to remove the sacred character of.
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| NONSECRETORS | • nonsecretors n. Plural of nonsecretor. • NONSECRETOR n. an individual of blood group A, B, or AB who does not secrete the antigens characteristic of these blood groups.
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| NONSECRETORY | • nonsecretory adj. Not secretory. • NONSECRETORY adj. not secretory.
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| NONSECTARIAN | • nonsectarian adj. Not sectarian. • nonsectarian adj. Of or pertaining to nonsectarianism.
 • nonsectarian n. One who is not a sectarian.
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| RECONSECRATE | • reconsecrate v. (Transitive) To consecrate again. • RECONSECRATE v. to consecrate again.
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| UNCONSECRATE | • unconsecrate v. (Obsolete, transitive) To render not sacred; to deprive of sanctity. • UNCONSECRATE v. to undo the consecration of.
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