Significats de be profanation en anglès

God preserve me from tempting you with ambition; that would be profanation.

Love there would be profanation; even the grief permitted to others he must put aside.

And the old priest gave us to know, that it would be profanation to enter it.

Even if I could do it, it would be profanation for me to play at being in love.

That would be profanation!

The Sacraments she regarded with extreme repugnance, believing that they had hitherto been useless to her, and that her receiving them now would be profanation.

Don't use that word 'wife,' it is profanation; I can't bear it!

Your empty and foolish imaginings are profanation and blasphemy, and can do you an injury.

The act of Astok, Prince of Dusar, was profanation.

They are profanation without purpose-impietywithout provocation-blasphemywithout excuse.

To George, the idea of cats around Mr. Edom, a man of the old order, is profanation.

How could they dwell on subjects that were profanation, even to such wrecks of womanhood as themselves?

My son declares that it is profanation to allow ordinary, commonplace mortals to walk up those steps!

To think of them in the mere neighbourhood of that coarse and sensual lad had always been profanation.

I have not looked at it, for to take it out of its wrapping would have been profanation.

His very touch is profanation.