areligious
Americanadjective
Etymology
Origin of areligious
Example Sentences
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This makes the areligious the largest religious group in the state, by far.
From Seattle Times • Apr. 13, 2024
Earlier this year, he issued a “Day of Reason” proclamation, pitched by atheists, but a sentiment that isn’t exclusive to the areligious.
From Washington Times • Jun. 13, 2016
Hasbrouck considers himself an areligious anarcho-pacifist, but his explanation for refusing to register could come from a run-of-the-mill libertarian: “I had no intention of enslaving myself to the government.”
From US News • May 3, 2016
However, his host and ideological comrade, John S. Jones, claims that Jon never applied for residency, and representatives of New Zealand's major areligious organizations all deny an O'Hair presence.
From Time Magazine Archive
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