Word: profane

Category: profane

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Related words: profane

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Synonyms: profane

secular, lay, nonreligious, temporal, laic, irreverent, irreligious, ungodly, godless, unbelieving, impious, disrespectful, sacrilegious, obscene, blasphemous, indecent, foul, vulgar, crude, filthy, dirty, smutty, coarse, rude, offensive, indecorous, unsanctified, unconsecrated, blue

Translations: profane

profane in spanish

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spanish
Translations:
profanar, profano, profana, profanos, lo profano, profanas

profane in german

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german
Translations:
gottlos, weltlich, profan, gotteslästerlich, entweihen, profanen, profaner

profane in french

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french
Translations:
profane, profaner, séculier, temporel, profanes, blasphématoire

profane in italian

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italian
Translations:
laico, profano, profanare, profana, profani

profane in portuguese

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portuguese
Translations:
produtos, profanar, profano, profana, profanos, profanas

profane in dutch

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dutch
Translations:
ontheiligen, profaneren, ontwijden, profaan, onheilige, godslasterlijk

profane in russian

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russian
Translations:
нечестивый, языческий, непосвященный, осквернять, профанировать, светский, мирской, профанного, профанное, оскверненных

profane in norwegian

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norwegian
Translations:
profan, spott, blasfemisk, verdslig

profane in swedish

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swedish
Translations:
profan, profana, profant, hädiskt

profane in finnish

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finnish
Translations:
kiroileva, törkeä, turmeltunut, epäpyhä, rienaavaa, epäpyhiä, epäpyhän, profaani

profane in danish

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danish
Translations:
blasfemisk, vanhellige, profant, profan

profane in czech

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czech
Translations:
znesvětit, profanovat, světský, zneuctít, zprofanovat, rouhavý, profánní, neuctivé, pokrytství páchají

profane in polish

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polish
Translations:
profanować, wulgarny, zbezcześcić, sprofanować, pospolity, świecki, bluźnierczy, nieczysty, zbezczeszczać, bezcześcić, profanum

profane in hungarian

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hungarian
Translations:
beavatatlan, profán, világi, a profán, istentelen, profánok

profane in turkish

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turkish
Translations:
laik, saygısız, küfürlü, profan

profane in greek

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greek
Translations:
βέβηλος, βέβηλο, βλάσφημο, βέβηλη, βέβηλους

profane in ukrainian

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ukrainian
Translations:
профанації, мирської, мирського, світської, мирський, мирському

profane in albanian

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albanian
Translations:
profan, përdhos, faqenxirë, të përdhosni

profane in bulgarian

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bulgarian
Translations:
скверен, богохулен, нечестив, светски, скверно

profane in belarusian

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belarusian
Translations:
свецкага, свецкай, сьвецкай, мірскі, мірскай

profane in estonian

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estonian
Translations:
pühendamatu, labane, profaanse, profaansele, profaanses

profane in croatian

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croatian
Translations:
svjetovan, skrnaviti, obeščastiti, profano, profan

profane in icelandic

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icelandic
Translations:
vanhelga, vanhelgandi, guðlasta, dauðadæmdi, guðlasta með

profane in lithuanian

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lithuanian
Translations:
išniekinti, šventvagiškas, dergti, bedieviškas, išdergti

profane in latvian

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latvian
Translations:
pagānisks, zaimojošu, zaimojoši, laicīgs, zaimojoša

profane in macedonian

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macedonian
Translations:
профана, профаното, профани, профаната, профан

profane in romanian

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romanian
Translations:
profan, profană, profana, profanatoare

profane in slovenian

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slovenian
Translations:
profana, sramotnih, profano, posvetna

profane in slovak

Dictionary:
slovak
Translations:
bezbožný, znevažujúci

The meaning and "use of": profane

adjective
  • relating or devoted to that which is not sacred or biblical; secular rather than religious. - a talk that tackled topics both sacred and profane
  • (of a person or their behavior) not respectful of orthodox religious practice; irreverent. - desecration of the temple by profane adolescents
verb
  • treat (something sacred) with irreverence or disrespect. - it was a serious matter to profane a tomb

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