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sujar
Catalan
adulterar
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ensuciar
Make impure.
foul
contaminate
Portuguese
sujar
To remove the consecration from a person or an object.
violate
profane
defile
desecrate
Synonyms
Examples for "
violate
"
violate
profane
defile
desecrate
Examples for "
violate
"
1
She said the proposal doesn't
violate
the second amendment or state laws.
2
Legal experts say such an effort would likely
violate
federal commerce law.
3
The Justice Department also said the agreement appeared to
violate
the law.
4
TikTok also said the ban would
violate
the company's First Amendment rights.
5
Many banks won't work with them because their operations
violate
federal law.
1
The
profane
words are but a speck in a sea of monosyllables.
2
It was the
profane
heathen, of whom Israel learned to worship idols.
3
The
profane
is judged by all; but the other by a few.
4
August
22
:
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Very
profane
and vindictive in his accusations towards the prison officials.
5
The rough ashlar is the
profane
,
the perfect ashlar is the initiate.
1
He could see further down into the
defile
,
which was far indeed.
2
We skirted the plain, and struck into a
defile
in the mountains.
3
A wild shout from every height of the
defile
was the answer.
4
Their gathering-place was at the entrance of the
defile
leading to Zahara.
5
These things proceed out of the heart and
defile
the whole man.
1
Tribal leaders say the pipeline will
desecrate
sacred land and pollute water.
2
She could not let the fae
desecrate
her sister's body this way.
3
Atonement is a sacred day to me; I could not
desecrate
it.
4
The young rascal cries out whenever I
desecrate
him with my touch.
5
From a Chinese view-point it is an awful thing to
desecrate
them.
1
Tribal leaders say the pipeline will desecrate sacred land and
pollute
water.
2
Who may know how he works to
pollute
others of his family.
3
Those who
pollute
our waters will still be held accountable, he said.
4
The far-reaching schemes of Satan to
pollute
the Press and the Pen.
5
Older, poorly maintained stoves
pollute
even more including risks from carbon monoxide.
6
Be this chimera still worshipped; I will do nothing to
pollute
it.
7
Be this chimera still worshiped; I will do nothing to
pollute
it.
8
Stables and outhouses look upon their waters, and the sewers
pollute
them.
9
An evil man who seems to
pollute
the very air you breathe.
10
These can then
pollute
not only air but nearby waterways or soils.
11
My presence might
pollute
a spotless reputation, or furnish fuel to jealousy.
12
But never shall the hand of Rome
pollute
her whom I loved!
13
Until last year, those power stations could
pollute
with no cost.
14
Heavy and cumbersome, they choke land mammals and
pollute
sea beds and beaches.
15
It also means that they do not
pollute
the environment in any way.
16
Most farmers do not
pollute
and will not have problems with these directives.
pollute
·
pollute water
pollute the air
pollute more
pollute less
pollute drinking
Portuguese
sujar
contaminar
poluir
Catalan
adulterar
contaminar
embrutar
Spanish
ensuciar
contaminar
polucionar