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desacralize

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Desacralize (verb) means to take away the religious or special status of something.

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To take away the religious or special status of something.
"If whiteness bespoke purity and godliness, then poor white trash implied an ungodly, desacralized, polluted whiteness." — Matt Wray, Not Quite White (2006)
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What is the meaning of desacralize?
"desacralize" (verb) means to take away the religious or special status of something.
What is another word for desacralize?
Other words for "desacralize" include secularize, desecrate.
What is the opposite of desacralize?
The opposite of "desacralize" is consecrate.

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