Definition of irreligious in English:

irreligious

adjective ɪrɪˈlɪdʒəsˌɪ(r)rəˈlɪdʒəs

Indifferent or hostile to religion, or having no religious beliefs.
漠视宗教的；敌视宗教的；反对宗教的
an irreligious man
漠视宗教的世界。
Example sentencesExamples
- People, religious and irreligious, are correct to insist that we practise what we preach.
- I have many friends, both deeply religious and deeply irreligious, whom I much respect.
- There are those who take the cover of religion to commit irreligious acts.
- I have described the recent war in Bosnia and Croatia as a religious war fought by irreligious people.
- The Czech Republic is largely irreligious, but the Slovak Republic is predominantly Roman Catholic.
- In an irreligious society, capital punishment teaches something else: that the state has absolute power over life.
- Shetland is the most irreligious place in the UK.
- Peter said that the drama, shot in a documentary style, was more irreligious than religious.
- The danger is not religion but fanaticism, which can equally be displayed by atheist communists and by irreligious nationalists.
- When three fourths of the whole world become irreligious, the situation is converted into hell for the animals.
- I am so irreligious that atheism seems a religion to me.
- Our differences - male or female, religious or irreligious, rich or poor - matter not at all.
- A traditionalist might easily jump to the conclusion that the show's second half is irreligious.
- Even if a person has left the Jewish fold, or is completely irreligious, it is still forbidden to help or cause him to sin.
- Twenty years later, Justice Joseph Story likewise wrote that a father could lose his rights for ‘atheistical and irreligious principles.’
- Nietzsche was perhaps the most colorful of the irreligious critics of the modern hopes for an individualistic morality that is applicable to all.
- Governments gradually granted equal civil status to those holding a variety of religious and irreligious beliefs - a key condition for creating secular states.
- Between a religious person and irreligious person there are many common meeting points which we require to explore ’, he observed.
- Apparently it's a book of ‘extraordinary power’ which Dr. Williams hopes will spread ‘in epidemic profusion through religious and irreligious alike’.
- Does that mean that they're irreligious or are they not spiritual?
Synonyms
atheistic, unbelieving, non-believing, non-theistic, agnostic, sceptical, heretical, faithless, godless, ungodly, unholy, impious, profane, infidel, barbarian, barbarous, heathen, heathenish, idolatrous, pagan

Derivatives

irreligion

noun ˌɪrɪˈlɪdʒənˌɪ(r)rəˈlɪdʒ(ə)n

mass noun

Indifference or hostility to religion, or lack of religious belief.
they can't allow themselves to be seen as the party of irreligion
Example sentencesExamples
- He did not see it as requiring neutrality on the part of government between religion and irreligion.
- As its name suggests, the test prohibits the state from ‘endorsing’ religion over irreligion.
- What is being taught is rather leading to irreligion and immorality.

irreligionist

nounˌɪrəˈlɪdʒ(ə)nɪstˌɪ(r)rəˈlɪdʒ(ə)nəst

irreligiously

adverb

He was irreligiously spiritual, earthy but ethical.
Example sentencesExamples
- More irreligiously, he adds, the city was founded by Satan.
- It was outrageous that young Hindus should mark - however irreligiously - a day named after a Christian saint.

irreligiousness

noun

It is from this source that sin and irreligiousness flow, together with much misery.
Example sentencesExamples
- Just as Bush wore his religion on his sleeve, so Kerry wore his irreligiousness on his.
- Old prejudices, particularly about agnostics, remain - irreligiousness is seen less as a positive choice and more of a cop-out from someone who hasn't made up his or her mind yet.
- Secularism can never mean irreligiousness in society.
- Through its irreligiousness, Holland runs the risk of becoming a backwater, van der Veer argues.

Origin

Late Middle English: from Latin irreligiosus, from in- 'not' + religiosus (see religious).

Rhymes

litigious, prestigious, prodigious, religious, sacrilegious

Definition of irreligious in US English:

irreligious

adjectiveˌɪ(r)rəˈlɪdʒəsˌi(r)rəˈlijəs

Indifferent or hostile to religion, or having no religious beliefs.
漠视宗教的；敌视宗教的；反对宗教的
an irreligious world
漠视宗教的世界。
Example sentencesExamples
- A traditionalist might easily jump to the conclusion that the show's second half is irreligious.
- Our differences - male or female, religious or irreligious, rich or poor - matter not at all.
- Nietzsche was perhaps the most colorful of the irreligious critics of the modern hopes for an individualistic morality that is applicable to all.
- Peter said that the drama, shot in a documentary style, was more irreligious than religious.
- Shetland is the most irreligious place in the UK.
- I have described the recent war in Bosnia and Croatia as a religious war fought by irreligious people.
- The danger is not religion but fanaticism, which can equally be displayed by atheist communists and by irreligious nationalists.
- Apparently it's a book of ‘extraordinary power’ which Dr. Williams hopes will spread ‘in epidemic profusion through religious and irreligious alike’.
- People, religious and irreligious, are correct to insist that we practise what we preach.
- When three fourths of the whole world become irreligious, the situation is converted into hell for the animals.
- Between a religious person and irreligious person there are many common meeting points which we require to explore ’, he observed.
- I am so irreligious that atheism seems a religion to me.
- I have many friends, both deeply religious and deeply irreligious, whom I much respect.
- Twenty years later, Justice Joseph Story likewise wrote that a father could lose his rights for ‘atheistical and irreligious principles.’
- There are those who take the cover of religion to commit irreligious acts.
- Governments gradually granted equal civil status to those holding a variety of religious and irreligious beliefs - a key condition for creating secular states.
- The Czech Republic is largely irreligious, but the Slovak Republic is predominantly Roman Catholic.
- Does that mean that they're irreligious or are they not spiritual?
- Even if a person has left the Jewish fold, or is completely irreligious, it is still forbidden to help or cause him to sin.
- In an irreligious society, capital punishment teaches something else: that the state has absolute power over life.
Synonyms
atheistic, unbelieving, non-believing, non-theistic, agnostic, sceptical, heretical, faithless, godless, ungodly, unholy, impious, profane, infidel, barbarian, barbarous, heathen, heathenish, idolatrous, pagan

Origin

Late Middle English: from Latin irreligiosus, from in- ‘not’ + religiosus (see religious).

单词	irreligious
释义	Definition of irreligious in English: irreligious adjective ɪrɪˈlɪdʒəsˌɪ(r)rəˈlɪdʒəs Indifferent or hostile to religion, or having no religious beliefs. 漠视宗教的；敌视宗教的；反对宗教的 an irreligious man 漠视宗教的世界。 Example sentencesExamples People, religious and irreligious, are correct to insist that we practise what we preach. I have many friends, both deeply religious and deeply irreligious, whom I much respect. There are those who take the cover of religion to commit irreligious acts. I have described the recent war in Bosnia and Croatia as a religious war fought by irreligious people. The Czech Republic is largely irreligious, but the Slovak Republic is predominantly Roman Catholic. In an irreligious society, capital punishment teaches something else: that the state has absolute power over life. Shetland is the most irreligious place in the UK. Peter said that the drama, shot in a documentary style, was more irreligious than religious. The danger is not religion but fanaticism, which can equally be displayed by atheist communists and by irreligious nationalists. When three fourths of the whole world become irreligious, the situation is converted into hell for the animals. I am so irreligious that atheism seems a religion to me. Our differences - male or female, religious or irreligious, rich or poor - matter not at all. A traditionalist might easily jump to the conclusion that the show's second half is irreligious. Even if a person has left the Jewish fold, or is completely irreligious, it is still forbidden to help or cause him to sin. Twenty years later, Justice Joseph Story likewise wrote that a father could lose his rights for ‘atheistical and irreligious principles.’ Nietzsche was perhaps the most colorful of the irreligious critics of the modern hopes for an individualistic morality that is applicable to all. Governments gradually granted equal civil status to those holding a variety of religious and irreligious beliefs - a key condition for creating secular states. Between a religious person and irreligious person there are many common meeting points which we require to explore ’, he observed. Apparently it's a book of ‘extraordinary power’ which Dr. Williams hopes will spread ‘in epidemic profusion through religious and irreligious alike’. Does that mean that they're irreligious or are they not spiritual? Synonyms atheistic, unbelieving, non-believing, non-theistic, agnostic, sceptical, heretical, faithless, godless, ungodly, unholy, impious, profane, infidel, barbarian, barbarous, heathen, heathenish, idolatrous, pagan Derivatives irreligion noun ˌɪrɪˈlɪdʒənˌɪ(r)rəˈlɪdʒ(ə)n mass noun Indifference or hostility to religion, or lack of religious belief. they can't allow themselves to be seen as the party of irreligion Example sentencesExamples He did not see it as requiring neutrality on the part of government between religion and irreligion. As its name suggests, the test prohibits the state from ‘endorsing’ religion over irreligion. What is being taught is rather leading to irreligion and immorality. irreligionist nounˌɪrəˈlɪdʒ(ə)nɪstˌɪ(r)rəˈlɪdʒ(ə)nəst irreligiously adverb He was irreligiously spiritual, earthy but ethical. Example sentencesExamples More irreligiously, he adds, the city was founded by Satan. It was outrageous that young Hindus should mark - however irreligiously - a day named after a Christian saint. irreligiousness noun It is from this source that sin and irreligiousness flow, together with much misery. Example sentencesExamples Just as Bush wore his religion on his sleeve, so Kerry wore his irreligiousness on his. Old prejudices, particularly about agnostics, remain - irreligiousness is seen less as a positive choice and more of a cop-out from someone who hasn't made up his or her mind yet. Secularism can never mean irreligiousness in society. Through its irreligiousness, Holland runs the risk of becoming a backwater, van der Veer argues. Origin Late Middle English: from Latin irreligiosus, from in- 'not' + religiosus (see religious). Rhymes litigious, prestigious, prodigious, religious, sacrilegious Definition of irreligious in US English: irreligious adjectiveˌɪ(r)rəˈlɪdʒəsˌi(r)rəˈlijəs Indifferent or hostile to religion, or having no religious beliefs. 漠视宗教的；敌视宗教的；反对宗教的 an irreligious world 漠视宗教的世界。 Example sentencesExamples A traditionalist might easily jump to the conclusion that the show's second half is irreligious. Our differences - male or female, religious or irreligious, rich or poor - matter not at all. Nietzsche was perhaps the most colorful of the irreligious critics of the modern hopes for an individualistic morality that is applicable to all. Peter said that the drama, shot in a documentary style, was more irreligious than religious. Shetland is the most irreligious place in the UK. I have described the recent war in Bosnia and Croatia as a religious war fought by irreligious people. The danger is not religion but fanaticism, which can equally be displayed by atheist communists and by irreligious nationalists. Apparently it's a book of ‘extraordinary power’ which Dr. Williams hopes will spread ‘in epidemic profusion through religious and irreligious alike’. People, religious and irreligious, are correct to insist that we practise what we preach. When three fourths of the whole world become irreligious, the situation is converted into hell for the animals. Between a religious person and irreligious person there are many common meeting points which we require to explore ’, he observed. I am so irreligious that atheism seems a religion to me. I have many friends, both deeply religious and deeply irreligious, whom I much respect. Twenty years later, Justice Joseph Story likewise wrote that a father could lose his rights for ‘atheistical and irreligious principles.’ There are those who take the cover of religion to commit irreligious acts. Governments gradually granted equal civil status to those holding a variety of religious and irreligious beliefs - a key condition for creating secular states. The Czech Republic is largely irreligious, but the Slovak Republic is predominantly Roman Catholic. Does that mean that they're irreligious or are they not spiritual? Even if a person has left the Jewish fold, or is completely irreligious, it is still forbidden to help or cause him to sin. In an irreligious society, capital punishment teaches something else: that the state has absolute power over life. Synonyms atheistic, unbelieving, non-believing, non-theistic, agnostic, sceptical, heretical, faithless, godless, ungodly, unholy, impious, profane, infidel, barbarian, barbarous, heathen, heathenish, idolatrous, pagan Origin Late Middle English: from Latin irreligiosus, from in- ‘not’ + religiosus (see religious).
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