Desecrated
Desecrated adjective - Treated with contempt.
Evil and desecrated are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Evil" instead an adjective "Desecrated".
Nearby Words: desecration, desecrating
Evil
Evil adjective - Not conforming to a high moral standard; morally unacceptable.
Desecrated and evil are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Desecrated" instead an adjective "Evil".
Nearby Word: evilly
Both words in one sentence
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Evil Versus Evil: One of the dungeons is a former temple of Bhaal, invaded and desecrated by followers of Cyric.
- After the Antichrist came back from the dead, killed people with fiery pillars from the sky, and desecrated the Temple in Jerusalem, there just wasn't anything more evil for him to do.
Source: Ending Fatigue -
As it turns out, this only makes things worse— Jonah wasn't a malevolent spirit, but was trying to protect the family from the real evil force in the house, the angry ghosts of the people Aickman desecrated with his necromancy.
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