unbeliever
[uhn-bi-lee-ver]
noun
a person who does not believe.
a person who does not accept any, or some particular, religious belief.
Origin of unbeliever
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Related Words for unbeliever
doubter, infidel, questioner, dissenter, heretic, atheist, agnostic, nonbeliever, pessimist, misanthrope, apostate, nihilist, heathen, freethinker, pagan, cynic, rationalist, materialist, scoffer, profanerExamples from the Web for unbeliever
Contemporary Examples of unbeliever
Just as no unbeliever may be barred from federal service for his atheism, no true believer may be excluded for his abiding faith.
Historical Examples of unbeliever
They sang once more, a hymn that prophesied woe to the unbeliever.
Keziah CoffinJoseph C. Lincoln
Shall we believe the oath of an unbeliever attainted of sacrilege?
The Strolling SaintRaphael Sabatini
"The unbeliever is for ever peeping forth from thee," was Marzak's dignified reply.
The Sea-HawkRaphael Sabatini
In this case the believers were all lost and the unbeliever saved.
The Confessions of a Caricaturist, Vol 2 (of 2)Harry Furniss
She never was an atheist like Godwin, or an unbeliever of the Voltaire school.
Mary WollstonecraftElizabeth Robins Pennell
unbeliever
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