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Summary

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profane:
- profano; irreverente; sacrílego; blásfemo
Wiktionary:
- profane → profanar
- profane → funestar, quebrantar, profanar, laico, profano, secular, seglar, desdeñar, descuidar, desatender, despreciar, aborrecer

English

Detailed Translations for profaned from English to Spanish

profaned:

Translation Matrix for profaned:

Adjective	Related Translations	Other Translations
-	violated

Synonyms for "profaned":

violated; desecrated

Related Definitions for "profaned":

treated irreverently or sacrilegiously¹

profane:

profane adj

profane (secular)
profano
- profano adj
profane (blasphemous)
profano; irreverente; sacrílego; blásfemo
- profano adj
- irreverente adj
- sacrílego adj
- blásfemo adj

Translation Matrix for profane:

Noun	Related Translations	Other Translations
profano		uninitiated one
Verb	Related Translations	Other Translations
-	desecrate; outrage; violate
Adjective	Related Translations	Other Translations
-	blasphemous; blue; sacrilegious; secular; unconsecrated; unsanctified
Modifier	Related Translations	Other Translations
blásfemo	blasphemous; profane
irreverente	blasphemous; profane	mondaine; mundane; sophisticated; worldly; worldly-wise
profano	blasphemous; profane; secular	inexpert; unconsecrated; unholy; unordained; unreligious
sacrílego	blasphemous; profane

Related Words for "profane":

profaneness, profanely

Synonyms for "profane":

blasphemous; blue; dirty
laic; lay; secular; profanatory; secularized; secularised; temporal; worldly; earthly; impious
unconsecrated; unsanctified; unholy; unhallowed
sacrilegious; irreverent
corrupt; pervert; subvert; demoralize; demoralise; debauch; debase; vitiate; deprave; misdirect; change; alter; modify
desecrate; outrage; violate; assail; assault; set on; attack

Antonyms for "profane":

sacred

Related Definitions for "profane":

characterized by profanity or cursing¹
- profane words¹
grossly irreverent toward what is held to be sacred¹
- profane utterances against the Church¹
not holy because unconsecrated or impure or defiled¹
not concerned with or devoted to religion¹
- sacred and profane music¹
- children being brought up in an entirely profane environment¹
violate the sacred character of a place or language¹
- profane the name of God¹

Wiktionary Translations for profane:

profane

verb

To violate, as anything sacred; to treat with abuse, irreverence, obloquy, or contempt
- profane → profanar

Cross Translation:

From	To	Via
• profane	→ funestar; quebrantar; profanar	↔ entweihen — geweihte oder geheiligte Dinge schänden, entehren
• profane	→ laico; profano; secular; seglar	↔ weltlich — nicht auf die (christliche) Kirche oder religiöse Bereiche bezogen
• profane	→ desdeñar; descuidar; desatender; despreciar; aborrecer	↔ dédaigner — considérer avec dédain.
• profane	→ profano	↔ profane — (religion) Qui n’appartenir pas à la religion, par opposition à ce qui la concerner.
• profane	→ profano	↔ profane — Choses profanes.
• profane	→ profanar	↔ profaner — (religion) abuser des choses de la religion, les traiter avec irrévérence, avec mépris, les employer à des usages profanes.

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