Lacking piety or reverence for a god.
Lacking due respect or dutifulness.
1 And the teacher herself was the first to see the impious outrage.
2 And I hear that he says I am impious in abolishing sacrifices.
3 The consequence of their impious supplications was the well-known Flood of Iram.
4 Nor were these impious spectacles concealed from the eyes of the city.
5 The impious and impenitent city is doomed, and nothing can save it.
6 Marion sat in awe, hardly knowing whether it was impious or angelic.
7 Divorce was in itself impious , and sin should not be made easy.
8 Nearly all the bishops lent themselves to this sudden and impious practice.
9 Our doctrines thereby carry credence even to the most impious and unbelieving.
10 He was my votive offering for the life of his impious father.
11 But the instant after I felt that such a wish was impious .
12 The custom of wearing long hair was deemed immodest, impious and abominable.
13 Such a gross slander Mr. Scranton declares to be the most impious .
14 But the parents could not but blame themselves for their impious act.
15 AGLAEA: Sophronine is not impious ; he's been attached to him since childhood.
16 They denounced both his method and its results as absurd and impious .
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