Desecrator

/ˈdesɪkreɪtər/ noun

Definition

A person or thing that desecrates; one who treats something sacred with disrespect or contempt.

Etymology

From desecrate + -or (agent noun suffix, variant of -er). Latin-influenced agent noun formation.

Kelly Says

A desecrator deliberately attacks what others hold sacred—it's a word heavy with moral judgment, used when someone does something worse than just breaking or damaging something.

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