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sacrilegio
Blasphemous behavior; the act of depriving something of its sacred character.
blasphemy
sacrilege
profanation
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blasfêmia
1
But with this last
desecration
the Storm seemed satisfied; its fury abated.
2
Erlendur surveyed the area, silently rueing the disruption, the damage, the
desecration
.
3
The attacks were triggered by reports of the
desecration
of the Koran.
4
No other civilised nation would allow such
desecration
of its loveliest estuary.
5
The odor of the best Virginia would seem to me a
desecration
.
6
God's voice against the
desecration
of His image spoke in the soul.
7
But do they support the
desecration
of ancient spiritual monuments in Australia?
8
The final straw for me was the
desecration
of my mum's grave.
9
It delegitimizes and undermines and belittles the horror, invasion,
desecration
they experienced.
10
And the constant reference thereto, by her cousin, seemed like a
desecration
.
11
She stood before him like a vestal guarding her temple from
desecration
.
12
Those whose dead lay buried there raised effectual outcries against this
desecration
.
13
He felt this stranger's presence in her chamber to be a
desecration
.
14
Amid violation,
desecration
,
and destruction, Albert of Belgium has won imperishable fame.
15
But I can't-itseems
desecration
to talk about it, even to Dad.
16
Then Eunice's sallow face crimsoned, and her eyes flashed, over the
desecration
.
desecration
such desecration
seem a desecration
investigate the desecration
add desecration
hideous desecration
Portuguese
blasfêmia
blasfémia
sacrilégio
profanação
Catalan
blasfèmia
profanació
sacrilegi
Spanish
sacrilegio