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They consider it sacrilege to depict Muhammad in a drawing.sacrilege = disrespect of something sacred
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What is considered freedom of expression in the United States can be illegal in parts of Europe or sacrilege in the Middle East.
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Malachy, fresh from the speakeasy himself, felt insulted and wanted to argue with the priest, one sacrilege on top of another. (source)sacrilege = an act disrespectful of something others consider sacred
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Don't talk sacrilege. (source)sacrilege = disrespect of something others consider important -- especially something sacred
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Sally said I was a sacrilegious atheist. (source)sacrilegious = disrespectful of something others consider sacred
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I know you wouldn't consider anything so sacrilegious. (source)sacrilegious = disrespectful of something others consider important or sacred
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It would be sacrilege to try to. (source)sacrilege = disrespectful of something others consider sacred
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Don't be sacrilegious. (source)sacrilegious = disrespectful of something others consider important
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Most Holy Trinity, I offer Thee the most precious Body, Blood, Soul ....in reparation for the outrages, sacrileges, and indifferences ....The camerlegno already felt the physical pain setting in.† (source)
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It was the greatest sacrilege, gore upon the holy objects of the gods.† (source)
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...you've uttered sacrilegious curses to the royal family. (source)sacrilegious = disrespectful of something others consider important or sacred
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The prefect and his assistant take the attendance and keep an eye on us so that they can give us a thump on the head in case we laugh during Benediction or commit any other sacrileges.† (source)
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When Dad wasn't around, I'd heard her say things that he—or at least this new incarnation of him— would have called sacrilege, things like, "Herbs are supplements.† (source)
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Where were these disgusting, sacrilegious recipes coming from?† (source)sacrilegious = disrespectful of something others consider important -- especially something sacred
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Toast crusts must be eaten in memory of these Armenians, whoever they may have been; not to eat them was a sacrilege.† (source)
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Pot roast and gobi aloo: sacrilegious smells fill my kitchen.† (source)
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