Barbarian and Pagan

Barbarian

Barbarian adjective - Not civilized.

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Pagan and barbarian are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Pagan" instead an adjective "Barbarian".

Nearby Words: barbarous, barbaric, barbarity, barbarism, barbar

Pagan adjective - Not acknowledging the God of Christianity and Judaism and Islam.

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Barbarian and pagan are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Barbarian" instead an adjective "Pagan".

Nearby Words: paganism, paganish, paganized

It's the tale of Grignr, a foul-mouthed barbarian warrior who is trying to escape the dungeons of Evil Overlord Agaphim and rescue a young woman named Carthena from a pagan cult who want to sacrifice her to their idol — a statue with one eye called "The Eye of Argon".

Source: Literature / The Eye of Argon
The whole series mixes Celtic Mythology with some Conan the Barbarian, some Lovecraftian horror and a titch of Neo-pagan spirituality.

Source: Myth / Celtic Mythology
The Beastmen are basically exaggerations of the barbarian hordes who brought down Rome mixed with medieval pagan stereotypes; Malagor in particular resembles Satan (cloven hooves, horns, desecrates altars, etc).

Source: Video Game / Total War: Warhammer

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