Irreligious
Irreligious adjective - Lacking religious emotions, principles, or practices.
Skeptic and irreligious are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Skeptic" instead an adjective "Irreligious".
Nearby Word: irreligiously
Skeptic
Skeptic noun - A person who is always ready to doubt or question the truth or existence of something.
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Synonyms for Skeptic
Irreligious and skeptic are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Irreligious" instead an adjective "Skeptic".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- dubious and irreligious
- dubious and skeptic
- barbarian and irreligious
- barbarian and skeptic
- profane and irreligious
- profane and skeptic
- idolatrous and irreligious
- idolatrous and skeptic
- godless and irreligious
- godless and skeptic
- pagan and irreligious
- pagan and skeptic
- heathen and irreligious
- heathen and skeptic
Both words in one sentence
- To be entirely precise, Rimmer effectively substitutes belief in sufficiently advanced aliens for a belief in God while Lister is more of an irreligious skeptic (either believing in no God or in the universe as a non-personal God).
Source: If Jesus, Then Aliens
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