1. to preserve or cherish as sacred; to place in a shrine
Usage: past tense and past participle of enshrine
2. to establish or secure permanently in law, custom, or belief
Usage: often used with legal or constitutional contexts

Examples

• The Constitution enshrined the right to free speech.
• His memory was enshrined in the hearts of his family.
• The ancient relic was enshrined in the cathedral.
• These principles are enshrined in our legal system.
• The treaty enshrined new protections for workers.
• Her achievements were enshrined in the hall of fame.
• The law enshrined equal rights for all citizens.