blaspheme
blas·pheme
verb \blas-ˈfēm, ˈblas-ˌ\blas·phemedblas·phem·ing
Definition of BLASPHEME
transitive verb
1
: to speak of or address with irreverence
intransitive verb
: to utter blasphemy
— blas·phem·er \-ˈfē-mər; ˈblas-ˌfē-mər, -fə-mər\ noun
Examples of BLASPHEME
- He did not curse or blaspheme.
- people who have blasphemed against God
- people who have blasphemed God
Origin of BLASPHEME
Middle English blasfemen, from Late Latin blasphemare — more at blame
First Known Use: 14th century
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Rhymes with BLASPHEME
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