1. to preserve or protect something as sacred or precious; to place in a shrine
Usage: transitive verb; often used figuratively to mean 'to preserve in memory or tradition'
2. to establish or set down formally in law, a constitution, or official document
Usage: transitive verb; commonly used in legal and political contexts

Examples

• The museum enshrines the artifacts of ancient civilizations.
• The Constitution enshrines the right to free speech.
• Her memory is enshrined in the hearts of her family.
• The law enshrines protections for workers.
• The monument enshrines the sacrifice of fallen soldiers.
• These principles are enshrined in our national values.
• The treaty enshrines commitments to environmental protection.