“+ adjective
Etymology: Middle English unhalewed, from Old English unhālgod, from un- (I) + halgod, past participle of hālgian to hallow — more at hallow
1. : not blessed : unconsecrated
buried in unhallowed ground
2.
a. : unsanctioned by or showing lack of reverence for religion : impious , profane
bow before the idol, and taste the unhallowed ecstasy — L.P.Smith
b. : suited for or inhabited by devils : fiendish
3.
a. : contrary to law or accepted social standards : illegitimate
unhallowed relations between men and women — Anne D. Sedgwick
b. : used for immoral purposes
wrecked health and unhallowed hotel rooms — Chad Walsh