Modifying Another Word

• almost: Insurance companies with an almost blasphemous attitude call such events ' Acts of God ' .

• even: A stubborn, secular, and even blasphemous society sometimes will be stopped short only when a tragedy of national proportions takes place.

• so: But no religion was quite so blasphemous as to pretend that it was scientifically investigating its god to see what he was made of.

• utterly: Honestly, making alterations to Gregory's Girl is utterly blasphemous to me. what next, the Special Edition?

• allegedly: The members of LGCM were investigated for facilitating ( in its literal sense of making easier ) access to an allegedly blasphemous poem.

• often: Suffice to say Pilot comment on arrival was often blasphemous toward those responsible for building in such a location.

Modifies a noun

• libel: The common law offense of blasphemous libel is still in place in the " free " country of Great Britain!

• thought: Or maybe you think the devil is stronger than Me, there's a blasphemous thought.

• word: Everyone who speaks blasphemous words is guilty of the [ offense ] of blasphemy.

• content: Bruce Almighty is a light-hearted film that will appeal to all ages and, despite such potentially blasphemous content, it remains entirely inoffensive.

• material: Graphic violence, gore, and blasphemous material, not suitable for zealots.

• name: Along with the crowns the beast bears blasphemous names.

Used with adjective complement

• seem: In recent years I have attended a couple of drinks parties there: doing so seemed almost delightfully blasphemous.

• sound: In due course the priest was to arrive ( Irish of course ) muttering something that sounded faintly blasphemous under his breath.

• regard: Opponents to secular speakers sometimes tried to trick them into saying something that would be regarded as blasphemous.

Preposition: in

• extreme: Having seen it, I can say with some feeling that the show is crude, offensive and blasphemous in the extreme.