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profane adjective bad, blasphemous, coarse, common, damnatory, dirty, disrespectful, evil, execrative, foul-spoken, foulmouthed, godless, impious, impius, imprecatory, improper, impure, indelicate, irreligious, irreverant, laic, laical, lay, maledictive, miscreant, mundane, peccable, peccant, polluted, profanus, sacrilegious, secular, shameless, sinful, smutty, temporal, transient, transitory, unblest, unconsecrated, ungodly, unhallowed, unholy, unprintable, unsaintly, unsanctified, unspeakable, vice-ridden, virtueless, vulgar, wicked, worldly

PROFANE. That which has not been consecrated. By a profane place is understood one which is neither sacred, nor sanctified, nor religious. Dig. 11, 7, 2, 4. Vide Things.

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blasphemous coarse contaminate damnatory debase diabolic dirty disrespectful evil execrative expletive faithless foul-spoken foulmouthed godless impious impius impure indecent			Byline: Maureen Messent LET'S not kid ourselves that the fate of the BBC's two profaners will usher in an era of gentility and restraint. Why we have the celebs we deserve by Birmingham Mail (England) But it has also supplied powerful publicity tools to a narcissistic, often nihilistic, cadre of defamers and profaners. In vain he didn't try by Poulos, James G. / The American Conservative Following the incivilities of the first scene, Prince Escales addresses the crowd that has gathered: Rebellious subjects, enemies to peace, Profaners of this neighbour-stained steel -- Will they not hear? Missing and Mending: Romeo and Juliet at Play in the Romance ... by HEYWORTH, G. G. / Yearbook of English Studies			producere producing producing a powerful effect producing abundantly producing boredom producing ennui product Product Liability product of the imagination production production and distribution productive productiveness productivity products proelium committere proem proemial Proenomen profane profane interjection profane language profane oath Profanely Profaneness or profanity profaners profanity profanus profectio Profectitus proferre Profert in curia profess professed professed belief professed purpose professio Professio Juris profession profession of faith professional professional advice Professional conduct of police professional corporation professional decision professional error of judgment professional ethics professional fee professional force professional language professional laxness			profamily Profanate profanation profanation profanation profanations profanations profanations profanatory profanatory profanatory profane profane profane profane interjection profane language profane oath profaned profaned profaned profanely profanely profanely profaneness profaneness profaneness Profaneness or profanity profaner profaner profaner profaners profanes profanes profanes profaning profaning profaning profanities profanities profanity profanity profanus profascist PROFCL PROFEC PROFECO profectio Profection Profectitious Profectitus PROFELICITA profeminist Profen Profen Profen Profenal Profenamine Profénid Profénid Profénid PROFEPA

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