enshrinement

enshrinement — 名詞

1. the act of embedding an important right, principle, or value into a constitution

1.名詞C1
釋義

法制化

將重要權利或原則納入法律以獲得保障

the act of embedding an important right, principle, or value into a constitution or law so that it enjoys clear, legally protected status.

例句

The enshrinement of press freedom in the constitution protects journalists from government punishment.

新聞自由在憲法中的納入保障，讓記者免受政府懲罰。

enshrinement of [right] in [document]

Vikram celebrated the enshrinement of environmental protections in national law as a victory for future generations.

Vikram 慶祝環境保護措施被納入國家法律，認為這是為後代爭取到的勝利。

enshrinement of [protections] in [law]

同義詞
  • codification

    more technical and systematic; focuses on organizing rules into a code rather than protecting them as sacred

  • institutionalization

    broader; refers to any practice becoming an established part of an institution, not necessarily through law

  • entrenchment

    implies making something difficult to remove, often with a negative connotation of rigidity

反義詞
  • abolition

    the formal removal or ending of a right or principle

  • repeal

    the cancellation of a law or legal protection

文法句型

enshrinement + of + [right/principle/value]

用法筆記

Commonly found in legal, political, and human-rights discourse. The subject is almost always an abstract noun (right, principle, freedom, protection). Verbs frequently paired with this noun include seek, achieve, argue for, celebrate, and call for.

常見錯誤

❌The enshrinement of the new policy in the company handbook' — enshrinement implies constitutional or fundamental legal status, not everyday company rules.
✅The enshrinement of human rights in the national constitution.
💡Use enshrinement only when the protection has foundational legal weight.