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1. (adj.) sacrilegious
involving sacrilege.
2. sacrilegious
guilty of sacrilege.
Etymology: (1400–50)
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (adj) blasphemous, profane, sacrilegious
grossly irreverent toward what is held to be sacred
"blasphemous rites of a witches' Sabbath"; "profane utterances against the Church"; "it is sacrilegious to enter with shoes on"
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1. (adj) sacrilegious
violating sacred things; polluted with sacrilege; involving sacrilege; profane; impious
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Sense: the act of using a holy thing or place in a wicked way
Robbing a church is considered (a) sacrilege.
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 Afrikaans: skendig |
 Arabic: تَدْنيسي، مُدَنِّس |
 Bulgarian: светотатствен |
 Brazilian: sacrílego |
 Czech: svatokrádežný |
 German: entweihend |
 Danish: vanhellig |
 Greek: ιερόσυλος, βέβηλος |
 Spanish: sacrílego |
 Estonian: rüvetav |
 Farsi: موهن به مقدسات |
 Finnish: rienaava |
 French: sacrilège |
 Hebrew: שֶׁל חִילוּל הַקוֹדֵש |
 Hindi: धर्म विरोधी |
 Croatian: svetogrdan, bogohulan |
 Hungarian: szentségtörő |
 Indonesian: menghujat |
 Icelandic: helgispjalla- |
 Italian: sacrilego |
 Japanese: 神聖さを汚す |
 Korean: 신성을 더럽히는 |
 Lithuanian: šventvagiškas |
 Latvian: zaimojošs |
 Malay: suka mencabul |
 Dutch: heiligschennend |
 Norwegian: ugudelig, vanhellig |
 Polish: świętokradczy |
 Persian: موهن به مقدسات |
 Pashto: بې حرمته (مذهب ته)، دمذهب |
 Portuguese: sacrílego |
 Romanian: profanator |
 Russian: святотатственный, кощунст |
 Slovak: svätokrádežný |
 Slovenian: svetoskrunski |
 Serbian: svetogrdan |
 Swedish: vanhelgande, skändlig |
 Thai: ที่ลบหลู่สถานที่หรือสิ่งศ |
 Turkish: saygısız |
 Taiwanese: 褻瀆神明的 |
 Ukrainian: блюзнірський |
 Urdu: غیر مقدس |
 Vietnamese: phạm thượng |
 Chinese: 渎圣的 |
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