blasphemy in Greek
blasphemy in Greek is βλασφημία — blasphemy means speech or actions that show contempt or disrespect for God or something held sacred.
blasphemy in Greek
βλασφημία
Pronounced: vlasfimia
An act of irreverence or contempt toward a god or toward something considered sacred; an impious act, utterance, view, etc.
What does "blasphemy" mean?
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noun Speech or actions that show contempt or disrespect for God or something held sacred.
"In some countries, blasphemy is still punishable by law."
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blasphemy in a sentence
- In some countries, blasphemy is still punishable by law.
- To many fans, changing the original ending felt like blasphemy.
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What is "blasphemy" in Greek?
"blasphemy" in Greek is βλασφημία. blasphemy means: Speech or actions that show contempt or disrespect for God or something held sacred.
How do you pronounce βλασφημία?
"blasphemy" in Greek is βλασφημία, pronounced "vlasfimia".
How do you use "blasphemy" in a sentence?
Example: "In some countries, blasphemy is still punishable by law." In Greek, "blasphemy" is βλασφημία.
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