Associations to the word «Impiety»
Noun
- Blasphemy
- Socrates
- Absurdity
- Piety
- Presumption
- Heresy
- Athenian
- Wickedness
- Superstition
- Plutarch
- Zeus
- Deceit
- Accusation
- Thunderbolt
- Cruelty
- Extermination
- Accused
- Injustice
- Folly
- Anarchy
- Hades
- Athens
- Erection
- Mankind
- Aristotle
- Punishment
- Abolition
- Inquisition
- Priestess
- Divinity
- Contempt
- Insult
- Redemption
- Climax
- Honesty
- Ignorance
- Reproach
- Communion
- God
- Vengeance
- Virtue
- Devotion
- Charge
- Representation
- Sin
- Philosopher
- Religion
- Countryman
- Obedience
- Bce
- Evil
- Anger
- Byron
- Wrath
- Deity
- Priest
- Worship
- Genius
- Rebellion
- Sacrifice
- Corruption
- Him
- Convent
- Heaven
- Slavery
Adjective
Adverb
Wiktionary
IMPIETY, noun. (uncountable) The state of being impious
IMPIETY, noun. (countable) An impious act
IMPIETY, noun. (uncountable) The lack of respect for a god or something sacred
Dictionary definition
IMPIETY, noun. Unrighteousness by virtue of lacking respect for a god.
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