"profane words" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to refer to words that are considered to be offensive, blasphemous, or otherwise inappropriate. For example, you might write, "The movie contained several profane words that some viewers found off-putting."
Dadvar, Trieschnigg, and de Jong [24] used profane words in a social media account username, references to profanities and bullying-sensitive topics, and first and second person pronouns to classify antagonistic behaviour on YouTube.
Under the country's Small Charges Act, it is an offense to use profane words in any public place.
It's a problem that doesn't always stop with profane words, as Mr. Gomez was about to witness.
The creative team of Nora Ligorano and Marshall Reese sell ones with profane words floating inside and a Seven Deadly Sins series, each costing $125.
The episode could have done without the cutesy display of individual profane words with dictionary pronunciation marks and a soft-spoken, "Sesame Street -proper voice-over Street -proper
Dinakar et al. [25] also focused on the identification of cyberbullying using a BOW approach, but also incorporated lists of profane words, parts-of-speech and words with negative connotations as machine learning features.
The profane word is "history".
John Chaney of Temple wished for a book that had "every profane word you could think of" and promised to heave it at the organization.
Private Eye has pointed out that Brand's bold attack on capitalism – "profit is the most profane word we have" and so on – sits rather oddly beside the promotional video he has done for Hewlett-Packard and his work with the Walt Disney Company.
"If there was a book that had every profane word you could think of, I would put them in a couple of -- you would need more than one -- trash cans and heave it onto the N.C.A.A.," Chaney said after Temple's 98-67 victory at George Washington yesterday.
For example, in 1939, Gone with the Wind was the first film to use a profane word.
