desecrate in Latin
desecrate in Latin is desecrare — desecrate means to treat something sacred with disrespect or damage it in a way that violates its holiness.
desecrate in Latin
desecrare
What does "desecrate" mean?
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verb To treat something sacred with disrespect or damage it in a way that violates its holiness.
"Vandals desecrated the ancient tombs with spray paint."
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desecrate in a sentence
- Vandals desecrated the ancient tombs with spray paint.
- The soldiers were accused of desecrating the temple during the raid.
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What is "desecrate" in Latin?
"desecrate" in Latin is desecrare. desecrate means: To treat something sacred with disrespect or damage it in a way that violates its holiness.
How do you use "desecrate" in a sentence?
Example: "Vandals desecrated the ancient tombs with spray paint." In Latin, "desecrate" is desecrare.
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