Sentence examples for is defiled from inspiring English sources
verb
To make impure; to make dirty.
"The building is like one grand water closet — every hole and corner is defiled".
He fails to recognise that he is an "inadequate, lost sinner, whose heart is defiled".
The woman is defiled, humiliated, made to look like a joke.
She clutched her son, but they wrested him away, saying, "Your son is defiled". The tailor and his cousin were marched to a nearby gas station and executed.
The queen is in delicate negotiations with a foreign army camped outside the city when the Temple of Anubis, dedicated to the jackal-headed god of the dead, is defiled by a wave of sacrilegious thefts and mysterious deaths.
In the end, the young black man is mutilated and murdered, his corpse is defiled and burnt – a flimsy puppet boy consumed by real flames, a harrowed and castrated corpse.
This, from a woman who supposedly is defiling the institution!
So much for us sophisticated readers, who will be shocked (shocked!) to learn that pornography is defiling.
Eating them is defiling yourself.
You're referring to the notion that a period is defiling.
Initially met with mistrust by her colleagues, one of whom exclaims that "She is defiling prayer", Malen heals a child with a hole in its heart through her prayers, despite not even praying seriously.
