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Meanings of profane language in English
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Usage of profane language in English
1
Avoid profane language and sarcasm, which is not easily detected in e-mail.
2
They must refrain from the use of profane language-theymust not swear.
3
No member of this club shall use profane language at any time.
4
To use profane language, or stronger expression than the occasion justifies.
5
She has received plenary absolution for her shameless coquetry and her profane language.
6
Scandalous reports concerning him were circulated and he was denounced with profane language.
7
She thought he intended to ask if she had ever used profane language.
8
He would allow no man to use profane language before women.
9
Such are those who use wanton, or obscene, or profane language.
10
The summit has been overshadowed by his use of profane language toward Mr Obama.
11
Besides French, the only profane language Rashi knew was German.
12
Banned activities under the new laws include begging, gambling and using obscene or profane language.
13
Posts which contain incitement to hatred of groups or individuals, or foul or profane language.
14
Today I saw a man who resembled strikingly the Tumen Russian of the profane language.
15
Never suffer thyself to use vulgar or profane language.
16
He flatly refused, with a good deal of impertinence, using some profane language learned in camp.
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