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Noun canonisation has 1 sense
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Definitions from the WebCanonisationNounDefinition: The act or process of officially recognizing a person as a saint by the Christian Church. Example Sentence: The canonisation of Mother Teresa was a momentous event for the Catholic community. Search related books on AmazonNounDefinition: The formal process by which an author's works are accepted as genuine or authoritative within a particular literary or artistic tradition. Example Sentence: The canonisation of Shakespeare's plays was based on their enduring popularity and cultural significance. Search related literature works on AmazonNounDefinition: The act of treating a particular text or body of work as fundamental or essential within a given field of study or practice. Example Sentence: The canonisation of certain philosophical texts has shaped the foundation of Western thought. Search related philosophy books on AmazonVerbDefinition: The act of declaring a person or thing as a recognized authority or exemplar. Example Sentence: The music world quickly canonised the Beatles as the pioneers of rock and roll. Search related music albums on Amazon | |||||
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