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hallow

[hal-oh] / ˈhæl oʊ /
VERB
consecrate
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“The most important videos were filmed there. People come here just to see it because they feel like they’re on hallowed ground.”

From The Wall Street Journal

He looked at the Rose Bowl as hallowed ground.

From Los Angeles Times

But that does not stop him from occasionally dreaming of playing for United and stepping out on the hallowed turf at Old Trafford, much like his brothers.

From BBC

Pete Golding had spent nearly 20 years in college football, fantasizing about the day when he might become a head coach in the hallowed Southeastern Conference.

From The Wall Street Journal

She is at once guardian angel and angel of death, watching over hallowed ground while carrying a tool of invasive modernity with her.

From The Wall Street Journal