profane

Anyone writing critically these days about democracy is likely to be perceived as attacking motherhood or profaning the Holy Spirit.

Audacious, profane marketing executive who views herself, quite rightly, as the most creative person in the room.

Instead, they typically reposition themselves as the immovable axis of correct values, and denounce their former ideological fellow travelers as heretics who profaned true conservatism.

And it prohibits posts that are “obscene, defamatory, profane, libelous, threatening, harassing, abusive or hateful to another person or entity.”

She included photos of herself with a black eye and alleged Phypers regularly called her profane and demeaning names and periodically threatened to kill her or himself.