consign (verb)

1. The artist consigned her masterpiece to a gallery for safekeeping.

2. The designer consigned her latest collection to a renowned fashion house for care and presentation.

3. He consigned his heart to her, entrusting it with her care and safekeeping.

4. The gods consigned their divine powers to mortals to aid them in their quest.

1. She consigned her heart to him, promising to love him forever.

2. In the comic strip, the superhero consigned himself to fighting evil for eternity.

3. The weary traveler consigned himself to an endless loop of dad jokes.

4. In Greek mythology, Hades consigned the souls of the dead to the Underworld.

1. She consigns the latest collection of designer dresses to an upscale boutique.

2. In the futuristic world of the book, humans consign their memories to computer chips.

3. The director decided to consign the old film reels to the archives.

4. The homeowners consigned the task of redesigning their living room to a renowned interior designer.