The antonyms for the word "unsacred" are numerous, and they include words like "sacred," "holy," "pious," "religious," "consecrated," and "blessed." These words are all used to describe something that is considered to be imbued with divine or spiritual significance or importance. They are often used in a religious or spiritual context, but can also be applied to other areas of life where something is considered to be deeply meaningful or respected. In contrast to "unsacred," these words convey a sense of reverence, devotion, and respect, and are often used to describe things like religious artifacts, holy sites, or important life events.

What are the antonyms for Unsacred?

• adj.

  • concerning belief in divinity
  • religious
  .
  • divine
  • all-powerful
  ,
  • allpowerful
  ,
  • deistic
  ,
  • more all powerful
  ,
  • more all-powerful
  ,
  • more allpowerful
  ,
  • more anointed
  ,
  • more deistic
  ,
  • more sacramental
  ,
  • more theistic
  ,
  • more transmundane
  ,
  • most all powerful
  ,
  • most anointed
  ,
  • most deistic
  ,
  • most sacramental
  ,
  • most theistic
  ,
  • most transmundane
  ,
  • sacramental
  ,
  • super natural
  ,
  • super-human
  ,
  • super-natural
  ,
  • theistic
  ,
  • trans mundane
  ,
  • trans-mundane
  ,
  • transmundane
  ,
  • un earthlier
  ,
  • un earthliest
  ,
  • un earthly
  ,
  • un-earthlier
  ,
  • un-earthliest
  ,
  • un-earthly
  .
  • godlike, perfect
  • divine
  .
  • hallowed
  • in violable
  ,
  • in-violable
  ,
  • more beatified
  ,
  • more enshrined
  ,
  • more unprofane
  ,
  • most beatified
  ,
  • most enshrined
  ,
  • un profane
  ,
  • un-profane
  ,
  • unprofane
  .
  • holy
  • Uncorrupt
  ,
  • de voted
  ,
  • de-voted
  ,
  • god fearing
  ,
  • godfearing
  ,
  • hallowed
  ,
  • holy
  ,
  • in nocent
  ,
  • in-nocent
  ,
  • messianic
  ,
  • more glorified
  ,
  • more messianic
  ,
  • more revered
  ,
  • more sainted
  ,
  • more saintlike
  ,
  • more uncorrupt
  ,
  • more venerated
  ,
  • most glorified
  ,
  • most messianic
  ,
  • most revered
  ,
  • most sainted
  ,
  • most saintlike
  ,
  • most uncorrupt
  ,
  • most venerated
  ,
  • sainted
  ,
  • saintlike
  ,
  • sub lime
  ,
  • sub-lime
  ,
  • un corrupt
  ,
  • un defiled
  ,
  • un tainted
  ,
  • un worldlier
  ,
  • un worldliest
  ,
  • un worldly
  ,
  • un-corrupt
  ,
  • un-defiled
  ,
  • un-tainted
  ,
  • un-worldlier
  ,
  • un-worldliest
  ,
  • un-worldly
  .
  • holy, blessed
  • sacred
  .
  • lay
  • ordained
  ,
  • professional
  .
  • quiet, serious
  • solemn
  .
  • religious
  • born-again
  ,
  • bornagain
  ,
  • churchgoing
  ,
  • doctrinal
  ,
  • more born again
  ,
  • more born-again
  ,
  • more bornagain
  ,
  • more scriptural
  ,
  • most born again
  ,
  • most bornagain
  ,
  • most churchgoing
  ,
  • most doctrinal
  ,
  • most scriptural
  ,
  • priestlier
  ,
  • priestliest
  .
  • sacred
  • de fended
  ,
  • de-fended
  ,
  • in violate
  ,
  • in vulnerable
  ,
  • in-violate
  ,
  • in-vulnerable
  ,
  • inviolate
  ,
  • more cherished
  ,
  • more inviolate
  ,
  • more shielded
  ,
  • most cherished
  ,
  • most inviolate
  ,
  • most shielded
  ,
  • most unprofane
  ,
  • un touchable
  ,
  • un-touchable
  .
  • secular
  • godly
  ,
  • mental
  ,
  • spiritual
  .
  • solemn
  • awe inspiring
  ,
  • aweinspiring
  ,
  • cold sober
  ,
  • de liberate
  ,
  • de-liberate
  ,
  • in tense
  ,
  • in tenser
  ,
  • in-tense
  ,
  • in-tenser
  ,
  • in-tensest
  ,
  • matter life and death
  ,
  • matter life death
  ,
  • matter of life death
  ,
  • more brooding
  ,
  • more ritual
  ,
  • most brooding
  ,
  • most ritual
  ,
  • no fooling
  ,
  • no nonsense
  ,
  • nononsense
  ,
  • over whelming
  ,
  • over-whelming
  .
  • temporal
  • endless
  ,
  • immaterial
  ,
  • lasting
  ,
  • otherworldly
  ,
  • permanent
  ,
  • perpetual
  ,
  • persistent
  .
  • unhallowed
  • blessed
  ,
  • devout
  ,
  • pious
  ,
  • respectful
  ,
  • reverent
  .

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