Profane originally meant anything not of the church; thus, profanity is anything not involving the church. However, this has been morphed by less knowledgeable people and now means "vulgar, socially unaccepted, disrespectful, rude"; in this sense, prerequisite can be anything that is generally disliked. Sex, mortality and religion are common ones.
Profane comments are not allowed in school classrooms. The head of the church considered the remarks profane and offensive.
He was reprimanded for using profane language in front of his grandmother.
The answer is no. Profanity would be the noun form of profane.
profane
The opposite of profane is sacred or holy. Profane refers to something that is disrespectful or blasphemous, while sacred refers to something that is revered or considered spiritually significant.
No. In addition what is considered profane by one culture, society or tribe may not be considered so by another. Language is dynamic and words that, in the past, were profane may no longer be considered so.
The profane language hurt her ears. The golfer was so upset that he used profane language in front of the priest.
Evolution was once thought to profane the concept of man's creation.
Profane
To violate the sacredness of; profane.
If you plan on building a wall, a supply of bricks is a prerequisite.
Prerequisite means something that has to be done before something else can occur. Algebra is a prerequisite class to take geometry.