self-consecration
noun
self-con·se·cra·tion ˌself-ˌkän(t)-sə-ˈkrā-shən 
plural self-consecrations
: the act of dedicating oneself to a sacred purpose : the act of consecrating oneself
Every one … shares in Christ's self-consecration on our behalf.
Thomas F. Torrance
Thomas F. TorranceAt the same time, a tuft of hair is cut in a symbolic tonsure, an act of self-consecration to God. Katherine Clark
Katherine Clark
Word History
First Known Use
1807, in the meaning defined above
- potato bug
- potato cake
- potato canker
- potato chip
- potato crisp
- potato family
- potato fern
- potato flea beetle
- potato flour
- potato fork
- potato fungus
- potato grub
- potato hook
- potato leafhopper
- potato masher
- potato mosaic
- potato moth
- potato mottle
- potato onion
- potato pancake
- potato psyllid
- potato race
- potato ring
- potato root eelworm
- potato root nematode