defiled Synonyms
Strongest:
Strong:
- greasy
- muddy
- rumpled
- sordid
- bemired
- muddled
- foul
- unwashed
- disarranged
- grimy
- besmirched
- unsterile
- disheveled
- unsterilized
- unsanitary
- dusty
- cruddy
- germy
- mucky
- befouled
- uncleanly
- begrimed
- grubby
- smutty
- untidy
- draggled
- dishevelled
- uncleaned
- cluttered
- grotty
- disordered
- slovenly
- grungy
- littered
- unkempt
- insanitary
- bedraggled
- black
- dirty
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Strongest:
- clear
- unsullied
- clear
- immaculate
- cleaned
- stainless
- cleansed
- cleanly
- immaculate
- stainless
- spick-and-span
- cleansed
- spotless
- spotless
- unstained
- cleaned
- unsullied
- limpid
- pure
- unsoiled
- limpid
- unsoiled
- clean
- cleanly
- unstained
- ultraclean
- ultraclean
- clean
- spick-and-span
- pure
Strong:
- whitened
- bleached
- sparkling
- ordered
- perfect
- groomed
- untouched
- tidy
- orderly
- untouched
- purified
- neat
- undefiled
- sparkling
- spic-and-span
- whitened
- purified
- perfect
- unspotted
- tidy
- neat
- unspotted
- orderly
- undefiled
- shiny
- bleached
- groomed
- shiny
- combed
- spic-and-span
- combed
- ordered
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defiled Meaning
defiled (s)
morally blemished; stained or impure
defiled (imp. & p. p.)
of Defile
defiled Sentence Examples
- The ancient temple was **defiled** by thieves who stole sacred artifacts. (Focuses on the act of violating a sacred space)
- The vandalism **defiled** the public artwork, leaving behind hateful messages. (Highlights the act of spoiling something)
- The storm **defiled** the pristine beach with debris and litter. (Emphasizes the act of making something unclean)
- The harsh chemicals accidentally **defiled** the antique tapestry, causing permanent damage. (Focuses on the act of ruining something)
- The act of **defiling** a national flag is considered a serious offense in many countries. (Highlights the act of disrespecting a symbol)
- Metaphorically, negative experiences can sometimes **defile** a person's spirit. (Emphasizes the emotional or psychological harm)
- Historians debate the extent to which certain historical events **defiled** the reputation of the involved parties. (Focuses on the act of tarnishing someone's image)
- Public awareness campaigns aim to educate people about the consequences of littering, which can **defile** the environment. (Highlights the act of making something dirty)
- In some cultures, specific actions are considered to **defile** the land, requiring rituals for purification. (Focuses on violating cultural beliefs)
- The intentional **defilement** of religious symbols is often motivated by hatred or intolerance. (Highlights the act of disrespecting religious beliefs)
FAQs About the word defiled
morally blemished; stained or impureof Defile
contaminated, impure, smudged, polluted, soiled, sullied, tainted, unclean, filthy, dingy
clear, unsullied, clear, immaculate, cleaned, stainless, cleansed, cleanly, immaculate, stainless
The ancient temple was **defiled** by thieves who stole sacred artifacts. (Focuses on the act of violating a sacred space)
The vandalism **defiled** the public artwork, leaving behind hateful messages. (Highlights the act of spoiling something)
The storm **defiled** the pristine beach with debris and litter. (Emphasizes the act of making something unclean)
The harsh chemicals accidentally **defiled** the antique tapestry, causing permanent damage. (Focuses on the act of ruining something)
