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基本英英记法近义反义Thesaurus例句
n.亵渎¹⁰⁰
Noun:
blasphemous behavior; the act of depriving something of its sacred character;desecration of the Holy Sabbath degradation of something worthy of respect; cheapening钱博士profane亵渎的+ation动名词后缀⇒亵渎
参考单词profane亵渎的。profane亵渎的+ation动名词后缀⇒亵渎。近义词 blasphemy亵渎神明sacrilege亵渎圣物desecration亵渎神圣
noun.sacrilege
同义词 blasphemy,crime,curse,desecration,heresy,impiety,mockery,offense,profaneness,profanity,sin,violation
反义词 kindness,obedience,praise
blasphemynoun irreverence
abuse,cursing,cussing,desecration,execration,heresy,impiety,impiousness,imprecation,indignity,lewdness,profaneness,profanity,reviling,sacrilege,scoffing,scurrility,swearing,vituperation
cursenoun hateful, swearing remark
anathema,ban,baneblasphemingblasphemy,commination,cursing,cuss word,cussing,damning,denunciation,dirty name,dirty word,double whammy,execration,expletive,four-letter word,fulmination,imprecation,malediction,malison,naughty words,no-no,oath,objuration,obloquy,obscenity,profanation,profanity,sacrilege,swear word,swearing,vilification,whammy
desecrationnoun violation, abuse
blasphemy,debasement,defilement,impiety,irreverence,profanation,sacrilege
discourtesynoun disrespect
brusqueness,contumely,impoliteness,incivility,inurbanity,profanation,rudeness
misusenoun abuse;wrong application
abusage,barbarism,catachresis,corruption,cruel treatment,desecration,dissipation,exploitation,harm,ill-treatment,injury,malapropism,maltreatment,misapplication,misemployment,mistreatment,misusage,perversion,profanation,prostitution,rough handling,solecism,squandering,waste
outragenoun atrocity, evil
abuse,affront,barbarism,damage,desecration,enormity,evildoing,harm,hurt,indignity,inhumanity,injury,insult,mischief,misdoing,offense,profanation,rape,rapine,ravishing,ruin,shock,violation,violence,wrongdoing I go out in the early morning and there is such silence that even breath is a profanation.
清早，我便来到屋外。雪后的世界是如此安谧，甚至是轻微的呼吸都能打破这份宁静。 blog.sina.com.cn
There is a kind of pleasure which comes from sacrilege or the profanation of the objects offered us for worship.
有一种快乐来自于对我们应该膜拜的对象的冒犯和亵渎。 eduww |