desecrate

Trump said anyone who does “anything to desecrate” an American flag should be thrown in jail for a year.

Roberts, 52, can’t see how such a massive development wouldn’t desecrate what is to his people a sacred and historically rich locale.

They are returning from a pogrom with their spoils, to publicly desecrate a captured corpse.

“The court acknowledges that foreign-owned Resolution Copper will completely and irreversibly desecrate Oak Flat, but they’re giving them the green light anyways.”

DunKley said Harvard’s refusal to take full responsibility has done more to desecrate the donation process than those who allegedly stole body parts.