profane
/ˈprɒfeɪn, ˈprɒfeɪn/Definitions
1. verb
to use or speak language that is considered impious, irreverent, or blasphemous; to defile or contaminate something with something profane or impious.
“The comedian’s profane language shocked the audience.”
2. noun
language or behavior that is considered impious, irreverent, or blasphemous; something that is considered impure or unclean.
“The rapper’s profane lyrics were criticized by many in the community.”
3. adjective
not sacred or holy; impious, irreverent, or blasphemous; not devoted to or connected with a deity or a sacred thing.
“The profane object was placed on the altar, and it was immediately removed.”
4. adverb
in a way that is considered impious, irreverent, or blasphemous; in a way that is not sacred or holy.
“The profanely spoken words shocked the audience.”