Adjective:

అపాయీకరించు,

profaned's Usage Examples:

spirit of the 7th-century English saint Cuthbert of Lindisfarne, after he profaned the long-dead saint.

mysteries of Scripture against those ignorant laymen who profaned with swinish snouts its most holy pearls".

Thus, not only were convents burned, but sepulchers were profaned and graves were emptied.

The cemetery was profaned by the Russians during the January Uprising.

After being named by the slave Lydus as having profaned the Eleusinian Mysteries, Acumenus fled Athens.

He believed in the Church's exaltation of the marital act of sexual intercourse between a baptised man and woman within sacramental marriage as proper and exclusive to the sacrament of marriage that was, in every instance, profaned by contraception, abortion, divorce followed by a further marriage, and by homosexual acts.

With the new myron, Gabriel reconsecrated six portable altars that had been profaned, although we are not told.

The old temple was profaned.

schöneweide — Jesus of Nazareth Firlstraße, listed building, the church was profaned between 1945–1949 and again 1988–2004 E: 1906–1908 D: 1943–1945 R: 1950.

And they profaned the earth with their sacrifices, and Rus’ and that hill were profaned by blood.

the new myron, Gabriel reconsecrated six portable altars that had been profaned, although we are not told how.

His relics were profaned by the Huguenots in 1562.

Colman, of Kilmacduagh was profaned.

Synonyms:

violated, desecrated,

Antonyms:

votive, sacred, consecrated,