blasphemy
/ˈblæsfəmi/Definitions
1. noun
the act of disrespecting or showing contempt for a deity, sacred thing, or any thing considered inviolable or sacred
“The court condemned the writer for blasphemy against the country’s founding ideals.”
2. noun
a contemptuous or irreverent act or statement that is considered to be disrespectful to a person or a group of people, especially one of high social or moral standing
“She was charged with blasphemy against the royal family for making such a derogatory remark.”
3. noun
a contemptuous or irreverent word or phrase
“He was shocked by the blasphemy that came out of the comedian’s mouth during the live show.”
4. verb
to speak or write in a contemptuous or irreverent manner about a person or a group of people, especially one of high social or moral standing
“The politician blasphemed against the country’s founding ideals with his inflammatory speech.”