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View usage for: (ɪmpiəs) adjectiveIf you describe someone as impious, you mean that they show a lack of respect for religious things. [formal]Synonyms: sacrilegious, wicked, irreverent, sinful More Synonyms of impious impious in British English (ˈɪmpɪəs, ɪmˈpaɪəs) adjective1. lacking piety or reverence for a god; ungodly 2. lacking respect; undutiful Derived forms impiously (ˈimpiously) adverb impiousness (ˈimpiousness) noun impious in American English (ˈɪmpiəs) adjective not pious ; specif.,a. lacking reverence for God b. lacking respect or dutifulness, as toward a parent Derived forms impiously (ˈimpiously) adverb impiousness (ˈimpiousness) noun Examples of 'impious' in a sentenceimpious `I need to wash the taste of these impious demands out of my mouth.`If it skirts the edge of impious things, as this other talk's done, then I shan't answer it.At any moment, he thought, he would be recognized as an outsider, an impious interloper with no business here. Definition showing a lack of respect or religious reverence Synonyms Opposites godly , religious , holy , righteous , devout , pious , reverent Additional synonymsworks which they describe as blasphemous and obscene Synonyms irreverent, cheeky (informal), contemptuous, profane, disrespectful, godless, ungodly, sacrilegious, irreligious, impiousDefinition not religious a godless and alienated society Synonyms wicked, depraved, profane, unprincipled, atheistic, ungodly, irreligious, impious, unrighteous an iniquitous fine Synonyms wicked, base, criminal, evil, vicious, infamous, immoral, unjust, atrocious, sinful, heinous, reprehensible, abominable, nefarious, accursed, unrighteous, reprobate- impinge
- impinge on or upon something
- impinge on or upon something or someone
- impious
- impish
- implacability
- implacable
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