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profaneness

/prəˈfeɪn.nəs/

Traduction: Nom désignant le manque de respect ou le mépris envers le sacré ou la divinité, ou la qualité de ce qui est impie et blasphématoire.

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noun

/prəˈfeɪn.nəs/C2formal
  • frNom désignant le manque de respect ou le mépris envers le sacré ou la divinité, ou la qualité de ce qui est impie et blasphématoire.

A noun referring to an attitude of irreverence or contempt for a divinity, or the quality of being profane and unholy.

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  1. Irreverence toward the divineC1formal

    An attitude or behavior showing disrespect or contempt for sacred things or a deity.

    frIrrévérence envers le divin

    • His profaneness during the ceremony shocked the congregation.
    • The book was criticized for its profaneness and lack of respect.
    • She was offended by the profaneness of his remarks about the temple.

    Synonymesblasphemygodlessnessimpietyirreverenceprofanitysacrilegeungodlinessunholiness

    Antonymesdevoutnessgodlinessholinesspietyreverencesacrednesssanctity

  2. State of being unholyC1formal

    The quality of being unholy or not sacred; a lack of sanctity.

    frCaractère profane

    • The profaneness of the site was evident from its neglected state.
    • He spoke of the profaneness of the modern world.
    • The ritual was considered an act of profaneness by the elders.

    Synonymesgodlessnessimpietyirreverencesacrilegiousnessunholiness

    Antonymesholinesssacrednesssanctity

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  • profanenesses plural form
  • profanenesses' possessive plural form
  • profaneness's possessive singular form
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