profanity
21profanity — pro|fan|i|ty [ prə fænəti ] noun FORMAL count or uncount a word or language that is offensive because it is rude, or shows a lack of respect for God or people s religious beliefs a. uncount behavior that shows that you do not respect God, or a… …
22profanity — pro·fan·i·ty || prÉ™ fænÉ™tɪ n. crudeness, vulgarity; obscenity; desecration of the holy; abomination, shameful act …
23profanity — [prə fanɪti] noun (plural profanities) profane language or behaviour. ↘a swear word …
24profanity — n. 1. Irreverence, profaneness, blasphemy. 2. Profane language, blasphemy …
25profanity — noun plural profanities (C, U) 1 rude words, or religious words used wrongly 2 an act of showing disrespect for God or for holy things …
26profanity — n 1. irreverence, irreligion, impiety, ungodliness, blasphemy, desecration, profanation. See profanation(def. 1). 2. malediction, curse, imprecation, damning, damnation, execration, Archaic. malison; swearing, cursing, scurrility, ribaldry,… …
27profanity — pro·fan·i·ty …
28profanity — Профанация …
29profanity — pro•fan•i•ty [[t]prəˈfæn ɪ ti, proʊ [/t]] n. pl. ties 1) the quality of being profane; irreverence 2) irreverent or blasphemous speech 3) a blasphemous act or utterance 4) cvb obscenity • Etymology: 1600–10; < LL …
30profanity — /prəˈfænəti/ (say pruh fanuhtee) noun (plural profanities) 1. the quality of being profane; irreverence. 2. profane conduct or language; a profane act or utterance. {Late Latin profānitās} …