Prosecutors said the group had "insulted in a sacrilegious manner the centuries-old foundations of the Russian Orthodox Church".
True confession: I hated Madame Bovary, sacrilegious as that sounds.
Talking about good and evil is fine, but conflating the American government with good is sacrilegious.
I am through with the sacrilegious beast as soon as he is dead.
For it is impossible, as well as sacrilegious, to be as quick as Baedeker.
Such a thing would have been horrible, revolting, sacrilegious.
Their eyes, dilating with horror, followed his sacrilegious hand.
What miscreant hero had dared perform this sacrilegious exploit?
Are these the laws that it is natural to love, and sacrilegious to invade?
"The death of the sacrilegious, my friends," replied Paganel.
mid-15c., from Latin sacrilegiosum, from sacrilegium (see sacrilege). As a noun, "one who commits a sacrilege," early 14c. Related: Sacrilegiously; sacrilegiousness.
