rehallow
/ˌriːˈhaləʊ/verb
[with object] To sanctify or consecrate again; to resanctify, reconsecrate.
Origin
Mid 17th century; earliest use found in Henry Hawkins (d. 1646), Jesuit. From re- + hallow, originally after Italian ribenedire. Compare earlier unhallow and dishallow.
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