sanctifying

v.

使神圣( sanctify的现在分词 )；洗清…的罪孽；批准；认可

1. God blessed the seventh day and sanctified it.
   上帝祝福第七天并且使它成为神圣的日子。
2. This is sanctified ground, and we may not tread upon it.
   这是圣地，我们不可践踏。

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