profanely
英 [prə'feɪnlɪ] 美 [prə'feɪnlɪ]

adv.

渎神地，凡俗地；

英英释义

profanely[ prə'feinli ]

• adv.
  • with curses

    "muttering profanely"

  • in an irreverent or profane manner

    "he kept wondering profanely why everything bad happened to him"

权威例句

Dreaming in Yoruba Land: Tarell Alvin McCraney's Trio of Profanely Poetic Ritual Dramas Signals the Emergence of a Major New Voice
'Profanely and in great scandall' : deviance, authority, and social control in Middlesex and Surry counties, Virginia, 1672-1682 /
Charles Ryder's Sacred Memories Viewed Profanely : Another Look at Brideshead Revisited
The sacredly profane and profanely sacred : Flannery O'Connor and Erskine Caldwell as interpreters of Southern cultural and religiou...
Painful Punchlines of a Flawed Funny Man; Richard Pryor Was Recognised as a Groundbreaking Comedian Whose Profanely Personal Insight...
Natural Images in Economic Thought: Markets Read in Tooth and Claw
Philosophy and the brain.
Natural Images in Economic Thought: 'Markets Read in Tooth and Claw'. Historical Perspectives on Modern Economics by Philip Mirowski
Mushrooms and philosophers
On the Town with Georg Simmel: A Socio-Religious Understanding of Urban Interaction