desecrated 的定义
des·e·crat·ed, des·e·crat·ing.
- to divest of sacred or hallowed character or office.
- to divert from a sacred to a profane use or purpose.
- to treat with sacrilege; profane.
desecrated 近义词
abuse, violate
更多desecrated例句
- This was after ten years in France when priests and nuns were killed and alters were being desecrated.
- Stories have included forced conversion to Islam and churches being desecrated in this vicious sectarian conflict.
- He later relayed false rumors that drunken fans had desecrated the dead and attacked a police officer.
- Fire takes hold," he told his faithful, "only where the Sabbath is desecrated.
- Bloodshed and cruelty often desecrated the spot sacred to religion and the ashes of the sainted dead.
- Better that a man be dead than cursed by a mother whose child has been desecrated.'
- For many decades a large part of the cathedral was desecrated by a throng of hucksters, idlers, and fops.
- How deplorable would it be if the temple could not be opened without the risk of its altar being desecrated!
- He found the patronage of the Church the desecrated spoil and merchandise of princes; he reduced it to his own dominion.