unbeliever
/ˌʌnbɪˈlivər/
noun
- A person who does not believe in a particular religion or religious doctrine.
- The missionary spoke to a crowd of unbelievers about his faith.
- She was raised in a religious household but became an unbeliever as an adult.
- In medieval times, unbelievers were often treated with suspicion.
- A person who doubts or does not accept something that others believe to be true.
- He was an unbeliever when it came to the benefits of meditation until he tried it himself.
- The scientist was an unbeliever in the conspiracy theory, demanding proof.
- Despite the evidence, the unbelievers refused to accept the climate change report.
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