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n. (alternative spelling of nonbeliever English)
Usage examples of "non-believer".
Terry, in contrast, worked with an acceptable, mundane, and well-understood Christian piety that had solidified over the last two thousand years into a foundation so taken for granted by believer and non-believer alike that it could no longer be perceived as a discrete and arbitrary entity.
But to give it to a non-believer, out of the Fellowship of Gird—that's not common at all.
I know that it was the non-believers who did it but isn’t that more proof that even they believe?
Through a vast usurpation the minority of non-believers, indifferent or lukewarm, has striven to impose its ecclesiastical forms on the Catholic majority, and the situation thereby created for the Catholic priest is such that unless he becomes schismatic, he cannot fail to appear as an enemy.
Iran is under attack, and Allah has commanded me to lead her, to drive the non-believers away, and to secure our borders and our future.
The numbers of the non-believers grew even greater, for they had the factories and assembly lines for new robots.
Perhaps, even, they were special constructions of the non-believers, and the capture in the ship, the flight and sudden appearance near the holy city was nothing but a clever trick in the strategy of their enemy.