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Meanings of impiety in English
Usage of impiety in English
1
This was a poser; an act of open impiety; a Kentucky argument.
2
The first is addressed, in the insolent impiety of rage, to God:-
3
Several of the princes looked uneasy at the impiety of this suggestion.
4
I saw her meaning, and almost started at the impiety of it.
5
We warn them, but it increaseth them in naught save gross impiety.
6
There is indiscretion, and I lament to say, impiety in thy words.
7
Apart from that, it would be an act of the grossest impiety.
8
To kill one of these sacred animals was adjudged the greatest impiety.
9
His mother's milk curdled in his veins with horror at such impiety.
10
But do not suppose, Christians, that this act of impiety ended there.
11
For what is the consequence of such meanness of spirit but impiety?
12
For with impiety, as 'tis meet, shall we reply to your impiety.
13
I should weep at the impiety I had shown to my mother.
14
We are highly irreligious in France; impiety is deeply rooted in our soil.
15
The former is the result of stupidity; the latter, of impiety.
16
This impiety therefore may be committed in thought, in word and in deed.
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