rededication

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rededication

The community celebrated the rededication of the historic temple.

Definition

Noun: A formal act of dedicating something again, often with renewed commitment or for a new purpose. It signifies a fresh or renewed dedication ceremony or pledge.

Usage

This noun is used to describe the ceremony, event, or act of dedicating something a second time or anew. It often implies a reaffirmation of purpose or a new beginning for the dedicated subject (e.g., a building, an institution, a life goal).

Examples
  • The community celebrated the rededication of the historic library after its extensive renovation.
  • His speech at the war memorial's rededication was deeply moving.
  • The rededication of the athlete to his training regimen led to a remarkable comeback.
Advanced Usage
  • Personal Rededication: Used metaphorically for a personal recommitment to principles, faith, or goals.
    • The New Year is a time for reflection and personal rededication to one's health.
Variants and Related Words
  • Rededicate (verb): To dedicate again.
    • They plan to rededicate the chapel next spring.
  • Dedication (noun): The primary act of committing to a purpose or ceremony of opening.
  • Reconsecration (noun): A closely related term, often used in religious contexts for sanctifying something again.
Synonyms
  • Recommitment
  • Renewal (of dedication)
  • Reconsecration (specifically religious)
Antonyms
  • Desecration
  • Abandonment
  • Decommissioning
rededication

The community celebrated the rededication of the historic temple.

Noun
  1. a new dedication
    • the rededication of the Temple of Jerusalem