sacrilegiousness

/ˌsækrəˈlɪdʒəsnəs/
noun
  1. The quality or state of being disrespectful or irreverent toward something sacred or holy.
    • Historians noted the sacrilegiousness of looting the ancient temple.
    • The sacrilegiousness of their actions shocked the entire congregation.
    • The priest spoke out against the sacrilegiousness of the vandalism.
  2. The quality of treating something highly valued or respected with great disrespect.
    • Fans were outraged by the sacrilegiousness of the parody of their national hero.
    • The sacrilegiousness of the joke was lost on the young audience.
    • The sacrilegiousness of rewriting the country's founding document angered many citizens.
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