sacrilegiously

English

Etymology

From sacrilegious +‎ -ly.

Adverb

sacrilegiously (comparative more sacrilegiously, superlative most sacrilegiously)

1. In a sacrilegious manner; done without proper respect.
   • 1970, Stendhal, Translated by Richard N. Coe, New York: Orion Press, Chapter XXII, p. 286,

     Every Friday, in fact, the priests send out spies into the back-gardens of all the palazzi to hunt for chicken-bones on the rubbish-heaps; the chamber-maid cannot receive absolution at her Easter confession unless she denounces secret carcass-hoards of sacrilegiously-consumed fowls […]

Translations

in a sacrilegious manner

• Catalan: sacrílegament (ca)
• French: sacrilégement (fr)
• Italian: sacrilegamente (it)
• Portuguese: sacrilegamente
• Russian: кощунственно (ru) (koščunstvenno)
• Spanish: sacrílegamente