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Meanings of atheist in English
Portuguese
ateístico Related to or characterized by or given to atheism.
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Examples for "unbeliever"
Examples for "unbeliever"
1
Therefore, as I say, I am neither a believer nor an unbeliever.
2
The unbeliever cast a shrewd look at his companion in the consultation.
3
For the present, I must be an unbeliever in the apocryphal gospel.
4
The believer and the unbeliever we often see equally base, equally immoral.
5
Even now it hangs there on the wall of this unbeliever's house.'
1
He treated the martyr as an impious person and a seducer, and one that deserved the public hatred.
2
As if you were the first impious person who had been led astray through his reason corrupted by sin.
3
So they turned their thoughts upon themselves, and said, "Ye truly are the impious persons:"
Usage of atheist in English
1
When he sobers up, he'll be sorry he said that atheist business.
2
She was all too clearly aware of what the atheist must feel.
3
We are just working of the atheist basis of self-determination, he says.
4
Let not the atheist criticise society; it is too big an affair.
5
Mr Gilmore has said in the past that he is an atheist.
6
There is no reason an atheist could not feel exactly the same.
7
Hobbes passed for an atheist; he led a tranquil and innocent life.
8
Some have wanted to see in it a kind of atheist monism.
9
A quick look at some atheist websites seems to contradict that statement.
10
The atheist community is becoming more racially and ethnically diverse as well.
11
He is an emblem for everything an atheist objects to in religion.
12
About 80 percent were originally atheist or Catholic; some are even Jewish.
13
The word agnostic has ceased to be a polite word for atheist.
14
We are turning our physicists into theologians -even the atheist ones.
15
Sixty years ago it was bad taste to be an avowed atheist.
16
Being atheist, I was never treated well by many of my superiors.
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United Kingdom
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United States of America
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