n.神圣化，骶骨化；骨融合

The process of sacralization refers to the attribution of sacred or religious significance to something that was previously secular.
这个过程指的是将原本世俗的事物赋予神圣或宗教意义。
In anthropology, the sacralization of power is observed in societies where rulers are believed to have divine authority.
在人类学中，在认为统治者拥有神授权威的社会中，权力被神圣化。
Environmentalism has undergone a certain degree of sacralization in recent years, with nature being seen as a sanctuary to be revered and protected.
环保主义近年来经历了一定程度的神圣化，自然被视为应尊崇和保护的圣地。
Some scholars argue that the sacralization of marriage has led to its institutionalization and reinforcement in society.
一些学者认为婚姻的神圣化导致了其在社会中的制度化和强化。
The sacralization of art during the Renaissance period reflected the growing influence of religion on artistic expression.
文艺复兴时期艺术的神圣化反映了宗教对艺术表达日益增长的影响。
The sacralization of national symbols can create a sense of unity and shared identity among citizens.
国家象征的神圣化可以促使公民产生团结感和共同的身份认同。
Many cultures have experienced the sacralization of specific animals, which they believe possess spiritual powers or represent deities.
许多文化经历了特定动物的神圣化，它们相信这些动物具有精神力量或代表神灵。
The sacralization of language in some traditions holds that particular words or phrases carry inherent divine power.
在某些传统中，语言的神圣化意味着特定的词语或短语本身就蕴含着神圣的力量。
With the sacralization of time in some religions, specific days or moments are considered holy and set aside for worship.
在某些宗教中，时间的神圣化使得特定的日子或时刻被认为是神圣的，并被预留出来用于礼拜。
The sacralization of knowledge in ancient cultures often resulted in the creation of secret or esoteric teachings accessible only to initiated members.
古代文化的知识神圣化常常导致只有受过启蒙的成员才能接触到的秘密或深奥教义的产生。