desecrated
Adjective
Meaning
of Desecrate
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many desecrated shrines and cemeteries
Afterwards, the Umayyad family cemetery was desecrated and the city walls were torn down, reducing Damascus into a provincial town of little importance.
At Fatty Fatty Crawfish Restaurant, couples gazed into each other’s eyes over steaming piles of desecrated crustacean shells, crimson grease dripping from gloved hands onto plastic tablecloths.
Earlier this month, a cross in East Fishkill was vandalized, and about a week ago, a menorah was desecrated with a white supremacist sticker.
After some time this chapel fell into disuse and was desecrated in 1659; it was replaced by another chapel on the same site in 1741.
After their murder, the bodies of Rizpah’s sons were desecrated by being left to decompose above ground.