irreligiously Sentence Examples
- Despite being raised in a devout family, he lived irreligiously, rarely attending religious services.
- She approached the concept of spirituality irreligiously, preferring to seek meaning outside traditional religious frameworks.
- The group of friends celebrated holidays irreligiously, focusing more on the social aspects than the religious significance.
- He viewed the world irreligiously, seeing no need for organized religion in his life.
- The town's population practiced irreligiously, with few engaging in regular religious observances.
- Despite living in a predominantly religious society, she conducted herself irreligiously, openly questioning religious dogma.
- The artist depicted religious imagery irreligiously, using it as a tool for social commentary rather than reverence.
- They approached ethical dilemmas irreligiously, relying on personal values rather than religious teachings.
- The government upheld a policy of religious neutrality, allowing citizens to live irreligiously if they chose.
- He lived his life irreligiously, finding fulfillment and purpose outside the confines of organized religion.
irreligiously Meaning
irreligiously (adv.)
In an irreligious manner.
Synonyms & Antonyms of irreligiously
Synonyms:
- worldly
- agnostic
- churchless
- unhallowed
- unconsecrated
- heathen
- paganish
- temporal
- unholy
- sacrilegious
- unchurched
- irreverent
- ungodly
Antonyms:
FAQs About the word irreligiously
In an irreligious manner.
atheistical, pagan, godless, nonreligious, atheistic, blasphemous, impious, secular,religionless, worldly
pious, pious,religious, devout, devout, religious, sacred, saintly, worshipping,holy
Despite being raised in a devout family, he lived irreligiously, rarely attending religious services.
She approached the concept of spirituality irreligiously, preferring to seek meaning outside traditional religious frameworks.
The group of friends celebrated holidays irreligiously, focusing more on the social aspects than the religious significance.
He viewed the world irreligiously, seeing no need for organized religion in his life.
