Word
ablastemic
Definition
adj. describing something that is against the idea of God or religious beliefs. It is a very rare and formal word for being anti-religious.
adj. relating to or characterized by opposition to the existence of a deity or religious belief. Often used in theological or philosophical contexts to describe a specific type of atheism.
Examples
“The philosopher wrote about ablastemic views in his latest book.”
“The debate focused on ablastemic arguments that rejected the necessity of a divine creator for the universe.”
“While some critics dismissed the novel as merely ablastemic, others argued it provided a sophisticated critique of the social structures that had historically relied on religious authority.”
Examples
simple
“The philosopher wrote about ablastemic views in his latest book.”
contextual
“The debate focused on ablastemic arguments that rejected the necessity of a divine creator for the universe.”
complex
“While some critics dismissed the novel as merely ablastemic, others argued it provided a sophisticated critique of the social structures that had historically relied on religious authority.”
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