English to Irish Meaning of desecration - desecration

Desecration :
desecration

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Definitions of desecration in English
Noun(1) blasphemous behavior; the act of depriving something of its sacred character
Examples of desecration in English
(1) the desecration of a grave(2) the desecration of swathes of Scotland's landscape
(1) descriptive statistics ::
staitisticí tuairisciúla
(2) descriptive adjective ::
aidiacht thuairisciúil
(3) descriptive writing ::
scríbhneoireacht thuairisciúil
(4) descriptive name ::
ainm tuairisciúil
Synonyms
Noun
1. sacrilege ::
sacrilege
2. blasphemy ::
blasphemy
3. profanation ::
profanation
Antonyms
1. adoration ::
adoration
2. worship ::
adhradh
Different Forms
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