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profanely

/prəˈfeɪn.li/

Traduction: Adverbe signifiant « d'une manière obscène ou blasphématoire », se référant généralement à un discours ou à un comportement qui manque de respect envers les choses sacrées ou qui utilise des expressions vulgaires, irrévérencieuses ou sacrilèges.

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adverb

/prəˈfeɪn.li/C1formal
  • frAdverbe signifiant « d'une manière obscène ou blasphématoire », se référant généralement à un discours ou à un comportement qui manque de respect envers les choses sacrées ou qui utilise des expressions vulgaires, irrévérencieuses ou sacrilèges.

An adverb meaning "in a profane manner," typically referring to speech or behavior that shows disrespect for sacred things or uses vulgar, irreverent, or blasphemous language.

  1. Using offensive languageC1informal

    In a manner that shows disrespect or uses vulgar, obscene, or blasphemous words.

    frde manière blasphématoire

    • He swore profanely at the driver who cut him off.
    • The comedian spoke profanely during his stand-up routine.
    • She muttered profanely under her breath after dropping the glass.

    Synonymesblasphemouslyimpiouslyirreverentlyobscenelyvulgarly

    Antonymescivillydecorouslypolitelyrespectfullyreverently

  2. Showing disrespect for sacred thingsC2formal

    In a way that treats holy or religious things with irreverence or contempt.

    frDe manière irrévérencieuse envers le sacré

    • The text was written profanely, mocking ancient rituals.
    • He spoke profanely about the church's traditions.
    • The artist was criticized for depicting the saint profanely.

    Synonymesblasphemouslyimpiouslyirreverentlysacrilegiously

Formes
  • more profanely comparative form
  • most profanely superlative form
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