n.污染（损，辱，秽）；玷污；脏物

The desecration of the ancient temple was seen as a grave defilement of cultural heritage.
亵渎古庙被视为对文化遗产的严重玷污。
She felt emotionally defiled by his cruel and insensitive remarks.
她觉得他的残忍和麻木不仁的言论在情感上玷辱了她。
The once-pristine river has been defiled by industrial waste, rendering it toxic to aquatic life.
这条曾经纯净的河流已被工业废料污染，对水生生物有毒。
In the novel, the protagonist's innocence is gradually defiled by the harsh realities of war.
小说中，主人公的纯真逐渐被战争的残酷现实所玷污。
The priest accused the intruder of defiling the sacred sanctuary with his blasphemous acts.
牧师指责闯入者用他的亵渎行为玷污了神圣的圣殿。
The serial killer's heinous crimes left an indelible mark of defilement on the otherwise peaceful community.
连环杀手的恶性罪行在这个原本平静的社区留下了不可磨灭的玷污痕迹。
After years of neglect, the once-beautiful garden had become defiled with overgrown weeds and litter.
经过多年的忽视，这座曾经美丽的花园已经长满了杂草和垃圾，变得肮脏不堪。
The defendant was charged with defiling a minor, a crime that carries severe penalties under the law.
被告被控猥亵未成年人，这是法律规定的重罪。
The pristine beauty of the natural landscape was defiled when a mining company began extracting resources without proper environmental safeguards.
当一家矿业公司在没有适当环保措施的情况下开始开采资源时，自然景观的原始美被破坏了。
The athlete's reputation was defiled by allegations of doping, casting doubt on their previous achievements.
这位运动员因涉嫌使用兴奋剂而名誉受损，对其先前的成就产生了质疑。