Defilers Meaning in English
word · lemma: defile
Definition
People or things that make something dirty, impure, or disrespect a sacred place or object.
Usage & Nuances
Formal, often used in religious, historical, or fantasy contexts. Implies strong disapproval. Commonly plural; singular 'defiler' is less frequent. Not used for everyday dirtiness—suggests moral or symbolic impurity.
Spanish: profajadores - contaminadoresPortuguese (BR): profanadores - maculadoresPortuguese (PT): profanadores - conspurcadoresChinese (Simplified): 玷污者 - 亵渎者Chinese (Traditional): 玷污者 - 褻瀆者Hindi: अपवित्र करने वालेArabic: الملوثون - المدنسونBengali: অপবিত্রকারীগণ - অপমানকারীগণ (ধর্মীয় প্রসঙ্গে)Russian: осквернителиJapanese: 冒涜者Vietnamese: kẻ báng bổ - kẻ làm ô uếKorean: 모독자 - 더럽히는 자Turkish: kirleticiler - kutsala saygısızlık edenlerUrdu: نابکاران - ناپاک کرنے والےIndonesian: penodai - perusak kesucian
Example Sentences
The old temple was protected from defilers.
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Legends warn about the defilers of sacred grounds.
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Guards stopped the defilers at the gates.
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Tales of defilers still haunt the village.
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Local people believe the land is cursed by defilers from the past.
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Historians call them the defilers who changed the course of history.
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