Desecrated is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DESECRATED in dictionary:

VERB:
• DESECRATE, to make no longer consecrated
• treat (a sacred place or thing) with violent disrespect
• spoil (something which is valued or respected)
ADJECTIVE:
• treated with contempt
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to violate the sanctity; profane

Words related to DESECRATED

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How to use DESECRATED in a sentence

• All she had suffered, all the humiliation, the bitterness of desecrated love, the utter despair of her soul, was in those tears.
• When they took Constantinople they had no respect for either churches or tombs, and desecrated even the pulpit of the Patriarch.
• This church in which we were now quartered had been sadly desecrated by the rebels and fanatics of the city.
• But the stone was afterwards desecrated by tourists, and others, who had the audacity to scratch their own names or initials upon it.
• These, however, had availed themselves of Roman columns to support their fretted ceilings, once gorgeous in color, but now desecrated with whitewash.
• He was cynical and intolerant here among the mountains, where he felt the holy places desecrated, and the gift of God unheeded.
• Outside the court is the garden, with lawns and trees, too often desecrated by picnic parties, and the ponds that supplied the monks with fish are now choked up.
• All the fond household memories, though desecrated and trampled down, were not so soon to be forgotten.
• I could not guess that before many days my old schoolroom would be desecrated by violence, littered with wrecks, with death walking its waves, hiding under its waters.
• Thousands of graves have been desecrated by these seekers after treasure, and it is very largely the result of this that scientific excavation is often so fruitless nowadays.
• Looking upon those poor shattered and desecrated frames that had been men, I swore in my heart that if I lived I would not fail in that mission.
• For the soothsayers had given out that the building must not be desecrated by the use of stone or gold that had been put to any other purpose.
• The remains of the few British soldiers, who had been buried where they had fallen, had been desecrated, and the bones were exposed to view and scattered about.
• Turning down Via di Pinti to the left, and then to the right along Via Alfani, we pass another desecrated monastery in S.
• Before us is the desecrated convent of the Servites, now turned into a school, and the Church of SS.
• Like many another desecrated church, convent, or religious house, the Government, as at S.
• Francesco, that desecrated great mausoleum that lies at the end of the Via di S.
• Their city was sacked, their temple desecrated, their people dragged into foreign slavery, forbidden to celebrate the rites of their religion, slaughtered by wholesale.
• This room, sacred to her, which Roland himself never entered without permission was ransacked, and forever desecrated in her eyes.
• The mother bear will bury her dead cub and silently guard its grave for weeks to prevent its being desecrated.
• He cleared the cathedral of the small traders who desecrated the precincts, and gave to his church the finest organ then known in England.
• Batchgrew had desecrated the sick-room with their mysterious visitations.
• This seemed a strange sort of cemetery, but when we saw the desecrated earth-made graves we felt that perhaps this was the best way, even if it was a savage custom.
• Many of the smooth green barrows that enclosed their remains have been ruthlessly rifled and desecrated by greed or curiosity.
• Especially are burial places held in sacred esteem, and as they contain the ashes of the fathers they must not be disturbed or desecrated.
• Helena will not be desecrated by sending him to that hallowed abode.
• It was certainly unworthy of him to taunt them with having desecrated the Sabbath day by writing their plea.
• It was not until 1898 that England reentered the Sudan and in petty revenge desecrated the bones of the brave, even if misguided, prophet.

Similar words containing SECRAT without suffix ed and without prefix de

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