View example sentences, synonyms and word forms for Profane.

Profane

Profane meaning

Unclean; ritually impure; unholy, desecrating a holy place or thing. | Not sacred or holy, unconsecrated; relating to non-religious matters, secular. | Treating sacred things with contempt, disrespect, irreverence, or scorn; blasphemous, impious.

Example sentences (20)

A monument that reminds the people of of part of its long, long, history was attacked by vandals, with profane words painted on the walls of the 800-year-old Greyfriars building.

But the performances take place in a profane world, attracting crowds to an event full of messages for the community.

Casting Profane Tutor is a delayed action with Suspend, though, so combo players can buy themselves time with Thoughtseize to prevent the opponent's game-winning combo or strategy from unfolding.

Having run down INEC with all manner of foul language, some libelous and scandalous, others very profane and unguarded, I am wondering if Obi would accept another election contest under the INEC as its umpire.

If I could have yelled louder, if I had a (expletive) way to be more profane than I was, I would have.

New rules ban profane, vulgar, threatening, abusive or disruptive language.

The combative Democrat is known for his use of colorful and sometimes profane language.

Their home loss in a 2013 semifinal to MLS cellar dweller D.C. United led to the infamous editorial “What it means to be part of the Fire family,” a profane screed posted on the team website that drove a wedge between the club and its fans.

The tone of these novels was bright, bristling and profane.

The veteran sportswriter Florio went viral this week for his profane prediction ahead of the Baltimore Ravens-San Francisco 49ers Christmas Day meeting.

Again, why do I even care, other than to inspire Vice President Jagdeo into long bursts of the profane, his now characteristic monstrousness.

Another said, “Elle King ruined the night with her horrible, drunk, and profane performance.

He has since become a darling of the anti-Trump media and host of a highly entertaining, if somewhat profane, podcast called Mea Culpa.

He noted that the law also speaks to disorderly conduct and abusive, blasphemous, indecent, insulting, profane or threatening language.

Herman Frans Martha Brusselmans, 66, is a Belgian novelist, poet, playwright, and columnist, one of the best-selling authors in Flanders, renowned for his profane language and offensive comedy.

I was 41 years old, terrified to let a spoon make an audible noise lest my mother turn her profane tirade on me.

Jeffery Scott Fultz, 47, was charged with violation of a protective order, two counts of making obscene or profane calls and communicating threats on Jan.

Much-loved broadcaster Adrain Chiles muses on a everything from the “sacred” to the “profane” in his new book, The Curious Columns.

Rich Marotti of Ventura County wrote, adding a profane adjective.

Currently, profane swearing is a Class 4 misdemeanor punishable by a $250 fine — the same classification of misdemeanor as public intoxication.