Difference between Consecrate and Sanctify

CONSECRATE vs SANCTIFY: ADJECTIVE

To dedicate solemnly to a service or goal. : devote.
To initiate (a priest) into the order of bishops.
To make, or declare to be, sacred; to appropriate to sacred uses; to set apart, dedicate, or devote, to the service or worship of God.
To set apart to a sacred office.
To canonize; to exalt to the rank of a saint; to enroll among the gods, as a Roman emperor.
To render venerable or revered; to hallow; to dignify.
To sanctify (bread and wine) for Eucharistic use through a ritual regarded by some Christian churches as effecting transubstantiation.
To declare or set apart as sacred.
To make venerable; hallow.

To set apart for sacred use; consecrate.
To make holy; purify.
To give religious sanction to, as with an oath or vow.
To give social or moral sanction to.
To make sacred or holy; to set apart to a holy or religious use; to consecrate by appropriate rites; to hallow.
To make free from sin; to cleanse from moral corruption and pollution; to purify.
To make efficient as the means of holiness; to render productive of holiness or piety.
To impart or impute sacredness, venerableness, inviolability, title to reverence and respect, or the like, to; to secure from violation; to give sanction to.

To enroll among the saints; canonize.
To place among the gods; apotheosize.
To make revered or worshiped, or highly regarded; hallow: as, a custom consecrated by time.
Specifically, in the Roman Catholic and Anglican churches, to initiate solemnly into the order of bishops, as a priest. See consecration, . To devote or dedicate from profound feeling or a religious motive: as, his life was consecrated to the service of the poor.
To make or declare sacred with certain ceremonies or rites; appropriate to sacred uses or employments; set apart, dedicate, or devote to the service of the Deity: as, to consecrate a church; to consecrate the eucharistic elements. See consecration, 1.
Sacred; consecrated; devoted; dedicated.

To make holy or clean, either ceremonially or morally and spiritually; purify or free from sin.
To consecrate; set apart from a common to a sacred use; hallow or render sacred; invest with a sacred or elevated character: said of things or persons.
To make efficient as a means of holiness; render productive of spiritual blessing.
To make free from guilt; give a religious or a legal sanction to.
To keep pure; render inviolable.
To celebrate or confess as holy.
Synonyms To hallow.
Give religious sanction to, such as through an oath

Embody, Immortalize, Dedicate, Enshrine, Rededicate, Anoint, Order, Dedicated, Vow, Votive, Hallow, Ordained, Bless, Sanctify, Ordain

Ordain, Baptize, Desecrate, Undefiled, Venerate, Ennoble, Baptise, Defile, Blaspheme, Exalt, Justify, Hallow, Purify, Consecrate, Bless

Allocate, Embody, Immortalize, Dedicate, Enshrine, Anoint, Order, Dedicated, Vow, Votive, Hallow, Ordained, Bless, Sanctify, Ordain

Glorify, Ordain, Desecrate, Undefiled, Venerate, Ennoble, Baptise, Defile, Blaspheme, Exalt, Justify, Hallow, Purify, Consecrate, Bless

It is a time to consecrate your mouth unto Me.
As a term of the mystery religions consecrate, initiate pass.
ANT: Use, employ, devote, dedicate, consecrate, solemnize, sanctify, purify, reconcile.
As incense it may be used to consecrate magical tools.
You shall consecrate them, that they may be most.
That same day he is to consecrate his head.
Set bounds about the mountain, and consecrate it!
What does the Hebrew word for consecrate mean?
Consecrate yourselves, for tomorrow the Lord will wonders!
Set bounds about the mountain and consecrate it.