entheat in a sentence

Definition

Entheat (verb): to induce a state of spiritual ecstasy or heightened consciousness through ritual or meditation.

The ancient rituals aimed to entheat the participants, allowing them to transcend ordinary consciousness.
In a moment of deep meditation, she felt an overwhelming desire to entheat her spirit and connect with the universe.
The shaman guided the group through practices designed to entheat their souls, fostering a sense of unity and enlightenment.
His music had the power to entheat the listeners, transporting them to a realm beyond the mundane.
Through art and dance, the festival sought to entheat the crowd, creating an environment of collective ecstasy.