The word 'sanctified' is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something has been made or declared holy, or to refer to something that has been made or declared especially important, respected, or significant. For example, "The Church sanctified the marriage of the couple in a holy ceremony."
Yes, God save the sanctified concept of motherhood!
This has given the sanctified "mother of villages" the most expensive real estate in the world: a square foot around the Grand Mosque now sells for up to $18,000, mayor Osama al-Bar said last year, dwarfing the Monaco average of $4,400.
The Parsis who prefer cremation over the solar concentrators want only to be allowed last rites and prayers in this three-centuries' sanctified place of solace, even if in a segregated 'bungli'.
As for the family's attempt to popularise Camilla Parker Bowles, the woman Charles would like to marry, she will inevitably be compared with a rival sanctified by death, as will the royals themselves.
Even its furniture was sanctified.
Consumers have always known that the most prestigious and pricey wines are made by the top châteaux of Bordeaux names such as Margaux, Lafite and Mouton-Rothschild which are sanctified by generations of tradition.
In much of the north-east, Padre Cícero, a 19th-century priest who performed the odd miracle and seems to have been excommunicated as a result, has long been sanctified.
In other words, save science for other scientists, in peer-reviewed journals and other sanctified places.
In Britain, victory sanctified and strengthened Westminster and Whitehall.Then came Margaret Thatcher, who centralised the country still more politically in order to emancipate it economically.
Parties splintered as some MPs backed the former Liberal government's claim that equality should trump all else, while others sided with Mr Harper, who contends that marriage between a man and a woman is an institution sanctified by faith.In revisiting the question, Mr Harper launches his first big battle as prime minister with religion at its core.
Homosexual "marriages" were sanctified by the church and homosexuality was tolerated well after Christ's death.
