impiety 的定义
plural im·pi·e·ties.
- lack of piety; lack of reverence for God or sacred things; irreverence.
- lack of dutifulness or respect.
- an impious act, practice, etc.
impiety 近义词
ungodliness
an impious act
更多impiety例句
- Athenian officials charged him with impiety, convicted him and sentenced him, by some accounts to death, by others just to prison.
- P.S. Bertrand Russell uses the word “impiety” in relation to luniks and further attempts and he is right.
- And to them and to their base, Obama is the biggest infidel of all and Obamacare the greatest impiety.
- Already Galileo began to encounter vulgar indignation which accused him of impiety.
- The Stoics rebuke the impiety which is blended with sensualism, and place their hopes on virtue.
- One of the ceremonies of this insane time stands unrivalled for absurdity, combined with impiety.
- Some one, horrified at the impiety, said to him: "Art thou not keeping a fast?"
- All must die—the great and the small: and the wish to live is an impiety.