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sacrilege

/ˈsæk.rɪ.lɪdʒ/

Tradução: Substantivo que designa o ato de tratar com desrespeito ou ofensa algo sagrado, como uma pessoa, lugar ou objeto religioso; também se usa em sentido figurado para qualquer ofensa a algo considerado digno de respeito ou reverência.

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noun

/ˈsæk.rɪ.lɪdʒ/C1formal
  • ptSubstantivo que designa o ato de tratar com desrespeito ou ofensa algo sagrado, como uma pessoa, lugar ou objeto religioso; também se usa em sentido figurado para qualquer ofensa a algo considerado digno de respeito ou reverência.

A noun referring to an act of treating a sacred person, place, or thing with disrespect or violation, often considered blasphemous.

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  1. Blasphemous behaviorC1formal

    The act of treating something sacred with disrespect or violating its holy nature.

    ptSacrilégio

    • Burning the ancient temple was considered an act of sacrilege.
    • He was accused of sacrilege for mocking the religious ceremony.
    • To speak such words in a church is a sacrilege.

    Sinônimosblasphemydefilementdesecrationimpietyirreverenceprofanation

    Antônimosadorationrespectreverenceveneration

  2. Violation of sacred characterC1formal

    The act of depriving something of its sacred character or treating it as ordinary.

    ptSacrilégio

    • The commercial use of the holy site was seen as a sacrilege.
    • Turning the chapel into a nightclub would be a sacrilege.
    • They viewed the renovation as a sacrilege against the historic building.

    Sinônimosblasphemydefilementdesecrationirreverenceprofanationviolation

    Antônimosconsecrationrespectreverencesanctificationveneration

Formas
  • sacrileges plural form
  • sacrileges' possessive plural form
  • sacrilege's possessive singular form
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