1. to preserve or protect something as if it were sacred; to place in a shrine
Usage: present participle of enshrine; commonly used in legal and political contexts
2. to establish or fix something firmly in a law, constitution, or official document
Usage: present participle of enshrine; formal and institutional usage

Examples

• The Constitution is enshrining the right to free speech for all citizens.
• The museum is enshrining the artifacts in a climate-controlled display case.
• By enshrining these principles in law, the government hopes to protect them for future generations.
• The memorial is enshrining the memory of those who served in the war.
• The new policy is enshrining environmental protections into company regulations.
• They are enshrining the tradition by passing it down to their children.
• The treaty is enshrining peace agreements between the two nations.