n.(对圣物或圣地的)亵渎，亵圣

The desecration of a religious site is a grave sacrilege.
对宗教场所的亵渎是严重的冒犯。
It's sacrilege to even suggest changing the national anthem.
建议更改国歌简直是亵渎。
He committed sacrilege by touching the sacred statue without permission.
他未经允许触摸神圣雕像，这是亵渎的行为。
The sacrilege of graffiti on ancient monuments is a crime against history.
古迹上的涂鸦是对历史的亵渎。
The sacrilegious act of selling religious artifacts for profit is morally reprehensible.
为了盈利贩卖宗教文物的行为是不道德的亵渎。
His disrespectful remarks during church services were a sacrilege to the sanctity of the place.
他在教堂服务中无礼的言论亵渎了圣洁之地。
The sacrilege of desecrating a tomb is an act of disrespect to the deceased.
亵渎陵墓是对亡者的不敬。
The sacrilegious behavior of some tourists in temples has sparked outrage among locals.
一些游客在寺庙中的亵渎行为激起了当地人的愤怒。
The artist's audacious painting of religious figures was considered sacrilege by many.
这位艺术家大胆地画宗教人物，许多人认为这是亵渎。
The sacrilege of eating meat on Friday during Lent is strictly forbidden in this devout Catholic community.
在斋期星期五吃肉在这个虔诚的天主教社区被认为是禁忌的亵渎。