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Meanings of impious man in English
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Usage of impious man in English
1
Therefore grant no more wishes to this impious man.
2
The impious man who supposes the great Being jealous, arrogant, malignant, vindictive, is more dangerous.
3
Catalani shrugged her beautiful shoulders and called him "an impious man."
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Yes, but you will be an impious man.
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And let not man, vain, impious man defile
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Manfred, your lord, that impious man-
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Shall we suppose some impious man to charge us with assuming the existence of the Gods, and make a defence?
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Therefore, O impious man!
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But the Lord instantly and terribly avenged this fearful wickedness, and in a new and unheard-of manner destroyed the impious man.
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Moreover, it is well known, that an impious man thinks meanly of a married partner; and all who are without religion are impious.
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Withdraw, in the name of the God of armies; withdraw, impious men!
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Not so, impious men, I reply; not so.
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All governments have reaped fruit from their devotion; impious men and actions have everywhere had suitable events.
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Whither, whither, impious men are you rushing?
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Impious man, don't talk like that.
16
Those impious men whom you slew, shall even in the shades below pay the penalty of their parricidal treason.
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