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Meanings of
sacrilegious
in inglês
Grossly irreverent toward what is held to be sacred.
profane
blasphemous
Related terms
irreverent
Usage of
sacrilegious
in inglês
1
Or was that just the most
sacrilegious
thought she'd had so far?
2
Music was always in our home despite the
sacrilegious
aspect of it.
3
Other Americans are here in garb that seems deliberately
sacrilegious
:
American-flag kilts.
4
The abbess, of the bold lineage of Rudesheim, refused the
sacrilegious
demand.
5
He shrugged his shoulders and restored the
sacrilegious
knife to its sheath.
6
And from this pestilent beginning, the other
sacrilegious
conceits followed on me.
7
All words seemed vain and
sacrilegious
after this sublimest language of revelation.
8
It's practically
sacrilegious
,
even if the gadgets are just dead weight now.
9
Okoya felt shocked at words which sounded to him like
sacrilegious
talk.
10
You have dreamed, you told me, of strange and almost
sacrilegious
love.
11
As Manasseh was
sacrilegious
toward God, he was malevolent toward his fellows.
12
But there was, he was shocked to say, a new
sacrilegious
intrusion.
13
To pray now, when he was about to join her, seemed
sacrilegious
.
14
What wanton and
sacrilegious
hand has dared deface the work of God?
15
The popping of the exhaust would have seemed
sacrilegious
in this holy quiet.
16
The wasp-gods would be forgotten; probably smoked out as
sacrilegious
intruders.
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sacrilegious
Adjective
Frequent collocations
almost sacrilegious
sacrilegious hand
seem sacrilegious
sacrilegious act
sacrilegious wretch
More collocations
Sacrilegious
through the time
Sacrilegious
across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common