Antonym: consecrate. Similar words: the private sector, desperate, desperately, in secret, secretary, desert, deserve, mary wollstonecraft. Meaning: ['desɪkreɪt] 
v. 1. violate the sacred character of a place or language 2. remove the consecration from a person or an object.
v. 1. violate the sacred character of a place or language 2. remove the consecration from a person or an object. 
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1. The mosque/shrine was desecrated by vandals.
2. She shouldn't have desecrated the picture of a religious leader.
3. It's a crime to desecrate the country's flag.
4. Some of the graves have been desecrated by vandals.
5. To desecrate a holy spring is considered profanity.
6. The invading army desecrated this holy place when they camped here.
7. The church had been desecrated by vandals.
8. Kelly's grave was also desecrated.
9. Three skinheads admitted desecrating over 100 graves.
10. Most of the Egyptian tombs were desecrated and robbed.
11. Never mind that he desecrated their spirit.
12. Yet he hated to think of Wheeler, who represented everything bogus and hollow,(Sentence dictionary) desecrating his beloved church.
13. Protestant rioters desecrated Hailsham parish church in 1559, and the old practices were driven steadily underground.
14. Don't you have a church to desecrate or something?
15. The enemy desecrate the church by using it as a stable.
16. It is then that the atmosphere of peace becomes tinged with a sense of sadness at such a loss ... beauty desecrated.
17. Hrun hummed a little tune as he began to pull crumbling leather from the desecrated altar.
18. Other new signs posted to describe scenery have been desecrated or struck down.
19. She notes that some mastaba (early non-pyramid tomb) walls in Giza and Saqqara were actually inscribed with "curses" meant to terrify those who would desecrate or rob the royal resting place.
20. To do harm to ( property or qualities considered sacred ); desecrate or defile.
21. There was nothing a Visigoth liked better than to burn a book, desecrate a building, or smash a work of art.
22. The seneschal didn't disagree with that conclusion, but there was another point. "There was no need to desecrate a good man."
23. The ancient people considered the blood, amnionic fluid , lochia and etac as filthy and ominous materials, which will desecrate the inviolability, and drew up much abstinence of lunaria and birth.
24. Glory circle back the throne. It is the lo love's symbol. The divine body desecrate.
25. I won ` t be the one who betrays my dead king and lets you desecrate his tomb.
26. After seeing how inhumanely these chickens, ducks, cows, lambs and pigs are treated, anyone with an ounce of compassion would realise that these selfish actions desecrate life itself.
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