What is another word for Unhallow?

Pronunciation: [ʌnhˈalə͡ʊ] (IPA)

Unhallow is a word often used to describe something that is not sacred or holy. However, there are several synonyms that can be used instead of this word to add more variety to your vocabulary. Some of these words include profane, impious, sacrilegious, desecrate, and blaspheme. Profane refers to something that is disrespectful or irreverent towards something considered sacred or holy. Impious means lacking respect or reverence for a god or religion. Sacrilegious refers to an act that violates or is considered disrespectful to a holy place, object, or person. Desecrate means to treat something holy with disrespect or irreverence. Lastly, blaspheme is used to describe the act of uttering sacrilegious or irreverent words towards something considered holy or sacred.

What are the opposite words for Unhallow?

Unhallow is a verb that means to profane or desecrate something that is considered sacred or holy. The antonyms for the word 'unhallow' are hallow, dedicate, consecrate, and bless. Hallow means to make holy or to honor as sacred. Dedicate means to commit oneself or someone/something to a particular purpose or cause. Consecrate means to declare something sacred or to dedicate something to a divine purpose. Bless means to confer prosperity, happiness or protection upon someone or something. These antonyms for the word 'unhallow' represent the opposite of profaning and desecrating something that is considered sacred.

What are the antonyms for Unhallow?

Usage examples for Unhallow

And let no pride or self-seeking, no covetousness or revenge, no impure mixtures or unhandsome purposes, no little ends and low imaginations, pollute my spirit or Unhallow any of my words or actions.
"Bunyan Characters First Series"
Alexander Whyte

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