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enshrine someone in one's heart and enshrine someone's memory in one's heart Fig. to keep the memory of someone in a special place in one's heart or mind. Bob enshrined Jill's memory in his heart. See also: heart enshrine something in something to honor someone or something by placement in a shrine. Bill enshrined his grandfather's watch in a glass dome. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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McGwire's suspected abuse of performance-enhancing drugs make him a cheater whose enshrinement, the first so-tainted slugger of the so-called Steroids Era to be honored, would set a terrible example. Much of American Mythos takes up the relatively recent enshrinement of pluralism in the pantheon of American values. In doing so, he first focuses on circular life experiences that characterized the colonial period in English North America, then on the transitional years of Revolutionary America, and finally on the full emergence and enshrinement of linear life experiences in nineteenth-century America |
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