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In the course of time, absolution for the sacrilege was obtained from the Pope; but my father could never obtain it from himself.
THE PASTOR'S FIRE-SIDE VOL. 3 OF 4JANE PORTERBut the gateways have been standing for ages and it would be sacrilege to think of tearing them down to facilitate traffic.
BRITISH HIGHWAYS AND BYWAYS FROM A MOTOR CARTHOMAS D. MURPHYSomehow the thought of opening his heart to this matter-of-fact lawyer seemed like sacrilege.
THE EVERLASTING ARMSJOSEPH HOCKINGI felt it was a sacrilege to lift my eyes to this young weeping mother, so beautiful in her tears.
THE SEVEN CARDINAL SINS: ENVY AND INDOLENCEEUGNE SUESoon afterwards Mathurin Lejeusne, the instigator of the sacrilege, was shot for some breach of military duty.
BELGIUMGEORGE W. T. (GEORGE WILLIAM THOMSON) OMONDAnd you, Christians, my brothers, you remain indifferent before so horrible a sacrilege!
THE PILGRIM'S SHELL OR FERGAN THE QUARRYMANEUGNE SUEIt would be a sacrilege to omit the last paragraph, though it does not illustrate this manner of development.
ENGLISH: COMPOSITION AND LITERATUREW. F. (WILLIAM FRANKLIN) WEBSTERThere are some things so absolutely satisfying that it seems an arrant sacrilege to be discontent and want for more.
GARDENS OF THE CARIBBEES, V. 1/2IDA MAY HILL STARRThe next turn brought us to a dwelling which we think it a sort of sacrilege to call a public-house.
BLACKWOOD'S EDINBURGH MAGAZINE, VOL 58, NO. 357, JULY 1845VARIOUSI never thought of selling them; and to mortgage them, in the hour of direst need, would have seemed to be a sacrilege.
FILE NO. 113EMILE GABORIAUWORDS RELATED TO SACRILEGE
- anathema
- ban
- bane
- blasphemy
- commination
- cursing
- cuss word
- cussing
- damning
- denunciation
- dirty name
- dirty word
- double whammy
- execration
- expletive
- four-letter word
- fulmination
- imprecation
- malediction
- malison
- naughty words
- no-no
- oath
- objuration
- obloquy
- obscenity
- profanation
- profanity
- sacrilege
- swear word
- swearing
- vilification
- whammy
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