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sacralize
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sa·cral·ize  (skr-lz, skr-)
tr.v. sa·cra·lized, sa·cra·liz·ing, sa·cra·liz·es
To make sacred.
sacral·i·zation (-l-zshn) n.
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War lends an air of sacralization to the modern, positivist, humanist civic religion.
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