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Meanings of nonbeliever in English
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incrèdul Usage of nonbeliever in English
1
That sure sounds like a nonbeliever if you ask me, I reckon.
2
Even a nonbeliever might find it useful to model himself after God.
3
Addressing us as 'Your Excellency' is quite acceptable for a nonbeliever.
4
I didn't want to be the only nonbeliever at the table.
5
The intense concentration of the group would have impressed the most staunch nonbeliever.
6
Her Katherine Winter has made a profession of being a nonbeliever.
7
If so, Scott says, we should lead the nonbeliever through some of the commandments.
8
Again, a nonbeliever will typically say "for the most part" or "usually."
9
The nonbeliever must not die, for we will have to return again and again.
10
From what I hear, Fenton, you're a nonbeliever- never accepted the idea light was God.
11
And even for the most hardened nonbeliever it's hard to think of a better role model.
12
If you are a nonbeliever... it could take months to find someone who could perform your marriage.
13
I need the blood of a nonbeliever.
14
One believes or does not believe, and between believer and nonbeliever lies bitterness, discord, and sometimes death.
15
Usually, Scott says, a nonbeliever will say "yes" or "generally," at which point you move on to:
16
She spoke softly to Johann, reminding him that God's angels were protecting him even though he was a nonbeliever.
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