Pronunciation: /nɑnrɪˈlɪdʒəs/
adjective describing someone or something that does not adhere to a particular religion or belief system
A1 I have a nonreligious friend who doesn't celebrate any holidays.
A2 She grew up in a nonreligious household, so she is not familiar with any religious customs.
B1 Many people in the country identify as nonreligious and prefer not to discuss their beliefs.
B2 The nonreligious community is growing as more people choose to live without religious affiliations.
C1 His nonreligious beliefs are deeply rooted in science and rationality.
C2 The author's nonreligious perspective on spirituality challenges traditional views on religion.
formal Many people in modern society identify as nonreligious, choosing not to adhere to any specific faith.
informal My friend considers herself nonreligious, but she still enjoys celebrating Christmas for the traditions.
slang I'm not really into all that religious stuff, I'm more of a nonreligious kind of person.
figurative In a world filled with conflicting beliefs, being nonreligious can sometimes feel like standing in the eye of a storm.
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