English Dictionary

Definition of “irreligion”

irreligion (ˌɪrɪˈlɪdʒən )

ˌirreˈligionist noun

It is now utterly overrun by the combined forces of sentimentality, irreligion , bad manners and worst taste.

Spiked (2003)

Some see it as the rise of irreligion , threatening their fundamental beliefs.

Redwood, John The Global Marketplace

They gaze out across the political landscape and see only apathy and irreligion.

Times, Sunday Times (2004)

RINO

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Put on the brakes

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