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Christine Christie Posted 5 years ago
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Consecrated

In English, does the adjective 'consecrated' make sense in this context:



"After Pablo Picasso, I don't think there has been any consecrated painters in the world, or at least, not as much as him."



Note: By 'consecrated', I mean, very respected and renowned, who will always be remembered in the history of culture and arts.

  

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Christine Christie In English, does the adjective 'consecrated' make sense in this context: No. I think you want "venerated". There are other problems, too.

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  • Christine Christie In English, does the adjective 'consecrated' make sense in this context: No.
  • I think you want "venerated".
  • There are other problems, too.
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Christine ChristieIn English, does the adjective 'consecrated' make sense in this context:

No. I think you want "venerated". There are other problems, too.

Christine Christie"After Pablo Picasso, I don't think there has been any consecrated painters in the world, or at least, not as much as him."

"Since Pablo Picas

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