sacrilege 的定义
- the violation or profanation of anything sacred or held sacred.
- an instance of this.
- the stealing of anything consecrated to the service of God.
sacrilege 近义词
irreverence
更多sacrilege例句
- He tells The Daily Beast that people thought transplanting organs “was sacrilege.”
- In this respect, sacrilege as it may seem, Netanyahu may actually most closely resemble Yitzhak Rabin.
- As three streets out of four take their name from a church or an abbey, there seems every chance of further sacrilege there.
- His gesture is so bold it has a whiff of sacrilege, not just of art-world rebellion.
- The alternative—burning gas over fake logs—seems a sacrilege.
- In the course of time, absolution for the sacrilege was obtained from the Pope; but my father could never obtain it from himself.
- But the gateways have been standing for ages and it would be sacrilege to think of tearing them down to facilitate traffic.
- Somehow the thought of opening his heart to this matter-of-fact lawyer seemed like sacrilege.
- I felt it was a sacrilege to lift my eyes to this young weeping mother, so beautiful in her tears.
- Soon afterwards Mathurin Lejeusne, the instigator of the sacrilege, was shot for some breach of military duty.