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1 sacrilegious
adjectivesakrilegisch; (fig.) frevelhaft* * *[-'li‹əs]adjective entweihend* * *sac·ri·legious[ˌsækrɪˈlɪʤəs, AM -rəˈ-]killing innocent people is \sacrilegious es ist ein Verbrechen, unschuldige Menschen zu töten\sacrilegious act frevelhafte Tat* * *["skrI'lɪdZəs]adj (lit)gotteslästerlich, sakrilegisch (geh); (fig) frevelhaft, frevlerisch* * *sacrilegious [-ˈlıdʒəs] adj (adv sacrilegiously) sakrilegisch:a) kirchenschänderischb) entweihendc) allg frevlerisch* * *adjectivesakrilegisch; (fig.) frevelhaft* * *adj.entweihend adj.frevelhaft adj. -
2 sacrilegious
killing innocent people is \sacrilegious es ist ein Verbrechen, unschuldige Menschen zu töten;\sacrilegious act frevelhafte Tat -
3 sacrilege
[act of] sacrilege — Sakrileg, das
* * *['sækrəli‹](the act of using a holy thing or place in a wicked way: Robbing a church is considered (a) sacrilege.) die Entweihung- academic.ru/63707/sacrilegious">sacrilegious- sacrilegiously
- sacrilegiousness* * *sac·ri·lege[ˈsækrɪlɪʤ, AM -rə-]it would be a \sacrilege to put a neon sign on that beautiful old building es wäre ein Verbrechen, an diesem schönen alten Gebäude eine Leuchtreklame anzubringento consider sth \sacrilege etw als ein Sakrileg betrachten* * *['skrIlɪdZ]nSakrileg nt; (fig also) Frevel m* * *b) Entweihung f, Schändung fc) allg Frevel m* * *noun, no pl.[act of] sacrilege — Sakrileg, das
* * *n.Frevel - m.Sakrileg -e n. -
4 profane
1. adjective1) (irreligious) gotteslästerlich2) (irreverent) respektlos [Bemerkung, Person]; profan [Humor, Sprache]3) (secular) weltlich; profan2. transitive verb* * *pro·faneI. adj1. (blasphemous) gotteslästerlich, frevelhaft\profane language lästerliche SpracheII. vt▪ to \profane sth etw entweihen* * *[prə'feɪn]1. adj1) (= irreverent, sacrilegious) (gottes)lästerlichto use profane language — gotteslästerlich fluchen, lästern
2) (= secular) weltlich, profan2. vtentweihen, profanieren* * *A adj (adv profanely)1. profan, weltlich:profane building Profanbau m;profane history Profangeschichte f;profane literature weltliche Literatur2. (gottes)lästerlich, gottlos, gemein3. unheilig, heidnisch (Riten etc)5. profan, gewöhnlichB v/t profanieren, entweihen, einen Feiertag etc entheiligen* * *1. adjective1) (irreligious) gotteslästerlich2) (irreverent) respektlos [Bemerkung, Person]; profan [Humor, Sprache]3) (secular) weltlich; profan2. transitive verb* * *adj.entweih adj.entweihen adj.profan adj.weltlich adj. -
5 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. -
6 szentségtörő
(DE) Frevler {r}; frevlerisch; blasphemistisch; (EN) impious; profane; profaner; sacrilegious; sacrilegist; sacrilegius
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Sacrilegious — Sac ri*le gious, a. [From sacrilege: cf. L. sacrilegus.] Violating sacred things; polluted with sacrilege; involving sacrilege; profane; impious. [1913 Webster] Above the reach of sacrilegious hands. Pope. [1913 Webster] {Sac ri*le gious*ly}, adv … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
sacrilegious — index profane Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 … Law dictionary
sacrilegious — (adj.) mid 15c., from L. sacrilegiosum, from sacrilegium (see SACRILEGE (Cf. sacrilege)). As a noun, one who commits a sacrilege, early 14c … Etymology dictionary
sacrilegious — blasphemous, *impious, profane Analogous words: polluting, defiling (see CONTAMINATE): profaning, desecrating (see corresponding nouns at PROFANATION) … New Dictionary of Synonyms
sacrilegious — meaning ‘violating what is regarded as sacred’, is formed from the noun sacrilege and is spelt with the first i and the e in the order shown, not (by confusion with religious) the other way round … Modern English usage
sacrilegious — [adj] profane atheistic, blasphemous, desecrating, dirty*, filthy*, foul, godless, heathen, impious, indecent, infidel, irreligious, irreverent, irreverential, obscene, pagan, sinful, ungodly, unhallowed, unholy, violating; concepts 267,401,545 … New thesaurus
sacrilegious — [sak΄rə lij′əs] adj. 1. that is or involves sacrilege 2. guilty of sacrilege sacrilegiously adv. sacrilegiousness n … English World dictionary
sacrilegious — sacrilegiously, adv. sacrilegiousness, n. /sak reuh lij euhs, lee jeuhs/, adj. 1. pertaining to or involving sacrilege: sacrilegious practices. 2. guilty of sacrilege: a sacrilegious person. [1400 50; late ME sacrilegiose; see SACRILEGE, OUS]… … Universalium
sacrilegious — adj. sacrilegious to + inf. (it s sacrilegious to speak like that) * * * [ˌsækrɪ lɪdʒəs] sacrilegious to + inf. (it s sacrilegious to speak like that) … Combinatory dictionary
sacrilegious — [[t]sæ̱krɪlɪ̱ʤəs[/t]] ADJ GRADED If someone s behaviour or actions are sacrilegious, they show great disrespect towards something holy or towards something that people think should be respected. A number of churches were sacked and sacrilegious… … English dictionary
sacrilegious — /sækrəˈlɪdʒəs/ (say sakruh lijuhs) adjective 1. guilty of sacrilege: a sacrilegious person. 2. involving sacrilege: sacrilegious practices. {Latin sacrilegium sacrilege + ous} –sacrilegiously, adverb –sacrilegiousness, noun …