Definitionadj. lacking piety or reverence for a god
Last update: January 31, 2017
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Don't be so impious. [Please select]
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The next story is a common parable of a god-fearing poor man vs. an arrogant, impious rich man. [adjective]
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Ikos 7 When the impious bound thee innocent and led thee into captivity, the Lord God showed thee to be a new confessor. [adjective]
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The supporters of the maiden raised their ready tomahawks with the impious joy that fiends are thought to take in mischief, but Magua stayed the uplifted arms. [adjective]
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They have slain him, reverend mother, this impious herd--they gave him the mockery of a trial--just as his Master, Christ, was mocked. [adjective]
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What the good and wise Croesus believes cannot possibly be evil or impious. [adjective]
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Private war, a practice unknown to the civilised ancients, is, of all the absurdities introduced by the Gothic tribes, the most gross, impious, and cruel. [adjective]
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The lips with which he appealed to Heaven to adjudge victory to the just quarrel grew white as they uttered the impious mockery. [adjective]
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He succeeded, however, in clinging to a rock, and his life might have been spared but for his impious boast that he needed not the help of the gods. [adjective]
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Already had they succeeded in placing Mount Ossa on Olympus and Pelion on Ossa, when this impious project was frustrated by Apollo, who destroyed them with his arrows. [adjective]
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But the impious king bitterly expiated his sacrilegious conduct. [adjective]
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