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1 profanity
noun1) (irreligiousness, irreligious act) Gotteslästerung, die2) (irreverent behaviour, act, or utterance) Respektlosigkeit, die* * *pro·fan·ity[prəˈfænəti, AM proʊˈfænət̬i]nto utter a \profanity eine ordinäre Bemerkung machen* * *[prə'fnItɪ]n1) (= sacrilegious nature) Gotteslästerlichkeit f* * *profanity [-ˈfænətı] s1. Profanität f, Weltlichkeit f2. Gottlosigkeit f3. a) Fluchen nb) pl Flüche pl, Lästerungen pl* * *noun1) (irreligiousness, irreligious act) Gotteslästerung, die2) (irreverent behaviour, act, or utterance) Respektlosigkeit, die* * *n.Gotteslästerung f.Weltlichkeit f. -
2 profanity
pro·fan·ity [prəʼfænəti, Am proʊʼfænət̬i] nto utter a \profanity eine ordinäre Bemerkung machen -
3 oath
noun, pl. oaths1) Eid, der; Schwur, der2) (Law)swear or take the oath — vereidigt werden
on or under oath — unter Eid
put somebody on or under oath — jemanden vereidigen od. unter Eid nehmen
3) (expletive) Fluch, der* * *[əuƟ]plural - oaths; noun1) (a solemn promise: He swore an oath to support the king.) der Eid2) (a word or phrase used when swearing: curses and oaths.) der Schwur•- academic.ru/117699/on_under_oath">on/under oath* * *[əʊθ, AM oʊθ]nto break one's \oath seinen Schwur brechento declare under \oath unter Eid aussagento take the \oath vereidigt werdenwitnesses are, of course, under \oath to tell the truth Zeugen werden natürlich darauf vereidigt, die Wahrheit zu sagento be under \oath unter Eid stehen* * *[əʊɵ]n1) Schwur m; (JUR) Eid mto take or make or swear an oath — schwören; (Jur) einen Eid ablegen or leisten
he took an oath of loyalty to the government — er schwor der Regierung Loyalität
on my oath! (obs) — bei meiner Seele! (obs)
* * *1. Eid m, Schwur m:a) Treueid,b) MIL Fahneneid;oath of disclosure JUR Offenbarungseid;upon my oath! das kann ich beschwören!;administer an oath to sb, put sb under oath jemandem den Eid abnehmen, jemanden vereidigen;bind by oath eidlich verpflichten;break one’s oath eidbrüchig werden, seinen Eid brechen;on, to auf akk);in lieu of an oath an Eides statt* * *noun, pl. oaths1) Eid, der; Schwur, dertake or swear an oath [on something] that... — einen Eid [auf etwas (Akk.)] schwören, dass...
2) (Law)swear or take the oath — vereidigt werden
on or under oath — unter Eid
put somebody on or under oath — jemanden vereidigen od. unter Eid nehmen
3) (expletive) Fluch, der* * *n.Eid -e m.Fluch ¨-e m.Schwur -¨e m.
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profanity — I noun billingsgate, blasphemy, cursing, denunciation, derisive language, desecration, disparagement, disrespect, execration, foul language, foul talk, impietas, invective, malediction, obloquy, profanation, profane language, profaneness,… … Law dictionary
Profanity — Pro*fan i*ty, n. [L. profanitas.] [1913 Webster] 1. The quality or state of being profane; profaneness; irreverence; esp., the use of profane language; blasphemy. [1913 Webster] 2. That which is profane; profane language or acts. [1913 Webster]… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
profanity — c.1600, from L.L. profanitas, from L. profanus (see PROFANE (Cf. profane)). Extended sense of foul language is from Old Testament commandment against profaning the name of the Lord … Etymology dictionary
profanity — *blasphemy, cursing, swearing Analogous words: imprecation, *curse, malediction: execration, objurgation, damning (see corresponding verbs at EXECRATE) … New Dictionary of Synonyms
profanity — [n] foul language abuse, blasphemy, curse, cursing, cuss, cuss word, dirty language*, dirty name*, dirty word*, execration, four letter word*, impiety, imprecation, irreverence, malediction, no no*, obscenity, profaneness, sacrilege, swearing,… … New thesaurus
profanity — ► NOUN (pl. profanities) 1) profane language or behaviour. 2) an oath or swear word … English terms dictionary
profanity — [prō fan′ə tē, prəfan′ətē] n. [LL(Ec) profanitas] 1. the state or quality of being profane 2. pl. profanities something profane; esp., profane language or the use of profane language SYN. BLASPHEMY … English World dictionary
Profanity — For the Wikipedia policy on profanity, see Wikipedia:Profanity. In cartoons, profanity is often depicted by substituting symbols ( grawlixes ) for words, as a form of non specific censorship. Profanity is a show of disrespect, or a desecration or … Wikipedia
profanity — noun 1) he hissed a profanity an outburst of profanity Syn: oath, swear word, expletive, curse, obscenity, four letter word, dirty word; blasphemy, swearing, foul language, bad language, cursing; informal cuss, cuss word; formal imprecation;… … Thesaurus of popular words
profanity — [[t]prəfæ̱nɪti, AM proʊ [/t]] profanities 1) N UNCOUNT Profanity is an act that shows disrespect for a religion or religious beliefs. [FORMAL] To desecrate a holy spring is considered profanity. Syn: sacrilege 2) N COUNT: usu pl Profanities are… … English dictionary
profanity — UK [prəˈfænətɪ] / US noun Word forms profanity : singular profanity plural profanities formal a) [countable/uncountable] a word or language that is offensive because it is rude, or shows a lack of respect for God or people s religious beliefs b)… … English dictionary