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Definition
Synonym
profane
Englisch Deutsch Übersetzung
gottlos, gotteslästerlich, ruchlos
adj
profane
weltlich
adj
profane
entweihen
profane
entweihen, entweihe
profane
weltlich
profane
gottlos; gotteslästerlich; ruchlos
adj
profane
profan
adj
profane
, profanatory
profan
adj
profane
; profanatory
entweihen, schänden
v
entweihend, schändend
entweiht, geschändet
entweiht, schändet
entweihte, schändete
to
profane
profaning
profane
d
profane
s
profane
d
entweihen; schänden
v
entweihend; schändend
entweiht; geschändet
entweiht; schändet
entweihte; schändete
to
profane
profaning
profane
d
profane
s
profane
d
etw. entweihen; schänden; beflecken
geh.
; besudeln
geh.
v
entweihend; schändend; befleckend; besudelnd
entweiht; geschändet; befleckt; besudelt
entweiht; schändet; befleckt; besudelt
entweihte; schändete; befleckte; besudelte
to desecrate; to
profane
; to defile sth.
desecrating; profaning; defiling
desecrated;
profane
d; defiled
desecrates;
profane
s; defiles
desecrated;
profane
d; defiled
Deutsche
gottlos gotteslästerlich ruchlos {adj} Synonyme
frevelhaft
Âfrevlerisch
Âgottlos
Âwider
Gott
bösartig
Âböse
Âfies
Âgemein
Âherzlos
Âkalt
Âkaltherzig
Âlieblos
Âniederträchtig
Âruchlos
Âschuftig
Âunbamherzig
Âunfair
Âungerecht
Âunsportlich
Âverrucht
(veraltend)
Englische
profane Synonyme
profane
Fescennine
Philistine
Rabelaisian
abuse
abusive
apostate
atheistic
backsliding
bad
bawdy
befoul
blasphemous
blue
calumniatory
calumnious
carnal
carnal-minded
coarse
comminatory
commit sacrilege
common
contaminate
contemptuous
contumelious
convert
corrupt
cursing
damnatory
debase
defalcate
defile
defiled
degrade
denunciatory
desecrate
dirty
disbelieving
dishonor
disrespectful
divert
dysphemistic
earthly
earthy
embezzle
epithetic
ethnic
excommunicative
excommunicatory
execratory
fallen
fallen from grace
filthy
fleshly
foul
foul-mouthed
fulminatory
gentile
godless
heathen
idolatrous
immodest
impious
imprecatory
improper
impure
indecent
indecorous
indelicate
infidel
infidelic
iniquitous
irreligious
irreverent
lapsed
lay
low
maladminister
maledictory
material
materialistic
misapply
misappropriate
misemploy
mishandle
mismanage
misuse
mundane
nasty
naughty
nonsacred
obscene
off color
pagan
peculate
pervert
pilfer
pollute
profanatory
prostitute
raunchy
raw
recidivist
recidivistic
recreant
renegade
reprobate
ribald
risque
sacrilegious
scatologic
scurrile
scurrilous
secular
sinful
smutty
taboo
taint
temporal
terrestrial
the fleshly
the mundane
the
profane
the secular
the temporal
the unholy
the worldly
tref
unbelieving
unblessed
unclean
uncouth
undutiful
ungodly
unhallowed
unholy
unmentionable
unprintable
unregenerate
unsacred
unsanctified
unspiritual
venomous
vile
violate
vitiate
vituperative
vulgar
wicked
worldly
profane Definition
Profane
(
a.
)
Not
sacred
or
holy
Profane
(
a.
)
Unclean
Profane
(
a.
)
Treating
sacred
things
with
contempt,
disrespect,
irreverence,
or
undue
familiarity
Profane
(
a.
)
Irreverent
in
language
Profane
(
a.
)
To
violate,
as
anything
sacred
Profane
(
a.
)
To
put
to
a
wrong
or
unworthy
use
profane Bedeutung
desecrate
profane
outrage
violate
violate
the
sacred
character
of
a
place
or
language,
desecrate
a
cemetery,
violate
the
sanctity
of
the
church,
profane
the
name
of
God
b
corrupt
pervert
subvert
demoralize
demoralise
debauch
debase
profane
vitiate
deprave
misdirect
aa
corrupt
morally
or
by
intemperance
or
sensuality,
debauch
the
young
people
with
wine
and
women,
Socrates
was
accused
of
corrupting
young
men,
Do
school
counselors
subvert
young
children?,
corrupt
the
morals
blasphemous
blue
profane
characterized
by
profanity
or
cursing,
foul-mouthed
and
blasphemous,
blue
language,
profane
words
blasphemous
profane
sacrilegious
grossly
irreverent
toward
what
is
held
to
be
sacred,
blasphemous
rites
of
a
witches'
Sabbath,
profane
utterances
against
the
Church,
it
is
sacrilegious
to
enter
with
shoes
on
profane
unconsecrated
unsanctified
not
holy
because
unconsecrated
or
impure
or
defiled
profane
secular
not
concerned
with
or
devoted
to
religion,
sacred
and
profane
music,
secular
drama,
secular
architecture,
children
being
brought
up
in
an
entirely
profane
environment
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