deconsecrate

Services to deconsecrate the church were held in 1988.

When Purple says we must deconsecrate the names, he is talking foolishness.

"How are you going to deconsecrate the trees?"

"I guess that's how you deconsecrate a magician's tree."

Why don't I get to deconsecrate something?"

He can deconsecrate, bleed and reconsecrate a housetree in almost no time at all.

You cannot deconsecrate a name."

"We can deconsecrate them first!"

You've deconsecrated everybody else's tree - you've got to deconsecrate mine!"

We didn't deconsecrate that many."

"H'm," said Purple, "I would need to deconsecrate it with potions of sterility then, wouldn't I?

Shoogar had thought that after the airboat was finished we could deconsecrate even the Missa names - but as long as we need them for spinning, we dare not do that.

Hetty hadn't thought twice about taking over Mum's house; she paused only in the master bedroom to "perform some kind of ceremony with candles and incense which would, she said, deconsecrate the bed" and "free the material object from its person-past."