English Language WordTools.ai BETA

Definition of «profane»

The term profane refers to something that is not considered sacred or holy. It can also be used to describe language, actions or objects that are not in keeping with religious beliefs and practices. In a broader sense, it may refer to anything that is regarded as unimportant or commonplace.

Usage examples

  1. The teacher was shocked by the student's profane language during class.
  2. The company has a strict policy against using profane words in the workplace.
  3. He was reprimanded by his parents for making a profane joke at the dinner table.
  4. The actor received backlash for his profane rant during a live interview.
  5. The book includes a warning about containing explicit and profane content.
  6. The comedian's profane language offended some members of the audience.
  7. The politician's profane comments caused public outrage and led to his resignation.
  8. The radio station was fined for airing a profane song without proper censorship.
  9. The angry customer used profane words while complaining about the service.
  10. The musician's lyrics often contain profane language, but they resonate with his fan base.

Sentences with «profane»

  • In mid-2009, the respondent began his bar admission course (CPLED), but became involved in several incidents of rudeness and use of profane language with CPLED staff. (ngariss.com)
  • President Donald Trump's reported use of profane language to describe Haiti and African countries is drawing many reaction from and New Yorkers alike. (nystateofpolitics.com)
  • It was merely profane in bringing together your contemporary bottom - touching with a past bottom - touching. (religion-online.org)
  • (see all sentences)

See also

a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z