Irreligious

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  • adjective. Hostile or indifferent to religion; ungodly.
  • The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia
  • Not religious; without religious principles; contemning religion; impious; ungodly.
  • Profane; wicked: as, irreligious conduct.
  • Synonyms Irreligious, Godless, Ungodly, Unrighteous, Impious, Profane, Atheistic, are words expressing the position or conduct of those who deny the existence of a God or refuse to obey his commandments. Irreligious means destitute of religion as a principle, contemning religion and not checked by its restraints; godless, acknowledging no God, disregarding God and therefore his commandments, sinful, wicked; ungodly, essentially the same as godless, but stronger as to both feeling and action; unrighteous, disregarding right, contrary to right and by implication (right being with this word viewed chiefly as the personal will of God) not only wrong or unjust, but sinful; impious, irreverent or contemptuous toward God, defiant or wanton in irreligion; profane, impious by word or deed, irreverent or blasphemous; atheistic, holding the doctrine of the non-existence of a God (applied, on account, of the natural tendency of men to deny the existence of a God where their spirit or manner of life is condemned by the teachings of the Christian religion, to whatever would be thus condemned or whoever thus denies). See atheous, 2.
  • the GNU version of the Collaborative International Dictionary of English
  • adjective. Destitute of religion; not controlled by religious motives or principles; ungodly. Cf. Impious.
  • adjective. Indicating a lack of religion; profane; wicked.
  • Wiktionary, Creative Commons Attribution/Share-Alike License
  • adjective. Contrary to religious beliefs and practices.
  • adjective. Describing a conscious rejection of religion.
  • adjective. Having no relation to religion; non-religious.
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  • adjective. hostile or indifferent to religion