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Meanings of agnostic in English
Portuguese
agnóstico Device or software program for which the method or format of data transmission is irrelevant to the device or program’s function.
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Usage of agnostic in English
1
The doubts of the agnostic were only the dogmas of the monist.
2
The race collectively is agnostic, whatever may be the case with individuals.
3
The agnostic attitude is not yet dead in the piano playing world.
4
After February, it will use CBS's browser- and operating system-agnostic streaming system.
5
As a provider of merchant services, Elavon is currency agnostic, he says.
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And as an agnostic, I had this view from the other side.
7
You know that in every sense of the word you're an agnostic.
8
She grinned an agnostic-theologian grin and said, Maybe we're the next Ark.
9
The word agnostic has ceased to be a polite word for atheist.
10
I have yet to meet a full-blown agnostic who relished these hazards.
11
Below me prayed Christian and Jew, Mohammedan and Brahmin, idolater and agnostic.
12
An agnostic does not know whether God exists or not-andcares less.
13
On that subject, as on several others, I profess myself an agnostic.
14
Like most officers in the Solarian Navy, he was a hardboiled agnostic.
15
This agnostic attitude, of course, is very far from merely academic, monastic.
16
I don't run into too many agnostic cops, not after a collar.
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United States of America
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