profanity

Converse of object

• contain: RULES: Your fixture comments should not contain profanity, racist material or other abusive language.
• use: Please do not use profanity or sexually explicit language in The Blue Room or in Private Messages.
• utter: And Thomas utters not a profanity, ' My Lord and my God!
• scream: Or maybe I just wanted to sit in the dark with a microphone stuck to my head, screaming profanity at kids.
• shout: This light-hearted simplicity is what sets this duo apart from the generic hard-done-by, gangster mc shouting profanities at every opportunity.
• mutter: I immediately awoke the Controller, who came to the dais muttering profanities.

Adjective modifier

• such: Messages posted recently have been highly inappropriate and the Club will not abide such profanity on its site.
• undue: In particular, the use of swear words or undue profanity is discouraged.
• mild: There was also something wonderfully refreshing in having characters swear when they're in trouble, rather than using pathetically tame, mild profanity.
• crass: Sometimes crass profanities are truly the best top search engine ranking descriptors, t.. .
• much: He pointed out John Lydon's much celebrated profanity initially slipped out by mistake.
• more: The more offensive profanities should only be used if absolutely necessary and within context.

Modifies a noun

• filter: I've just discovered that their email system has a profanity filter which protects their staff from receiving mail containing any vulgar words.
• delay: Q: Why is it better than using a conventional profanity delay?