Meaning ofdefilein English

Verb

1. to make physically dirty; soil or befoul
   The factory's waste defiled the nearby river.
2. to corrupt morally; tarnish reputation
   The scandal defiled the politician's reputation forever.
3. to desecrate something sacred; act inappropriately
   The tourists defiled the ancient temple by carving their names on the walls.
4. to deprive of sexual purity; deflower non-consensually
   The attacker defiled the young girl, leaving her traumatized for life.
5. to make something unclean or impure; soil
   The company's toxic waste defiled the soil and groundwater.
6. to vandalize or desecrate something sacred
   The vandals defiled the historic monument by spray-painting graffiti on it.
7. to ruin someone's purity or chastity; harm
   The attacker's actions defiled the young victim's innocence.