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People who don't believe in a religion
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infidels
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Infidels were a Canadian funk - rock band in the 1990s. The band formed in 1990 when Molly Johnson reunited with Norman Orenstein , her partner in the short-lived 1980s band Alta Moda . The duo originally wrote a number of songs that they planned to offer ...
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n. (plural of infidel English)
Usage examples of infidels.
As it stands, the infidels are able to strike From ranges far beyond our own.
The Redwing System, five transits beyond Alfred, was its closest outpost, and he gathered from the scanty data that the infidels regarded it as a formidable obstacle, even though its fortifications were eighty and ninety Terran years old.
We shall give the infidels one last chance to prove they remain worthy of Holy Terra.
There were over a million infidels on that gem, and not even a single missile platform to protect mem.
The original assumption that the accursed Khanate had conquered humanity might have been an error, but the infidels had certainly been seduced into apostasy somehow.
Lantu tidied up by occupying all the systems the infidels had so obligingly left totally undefended.
If tne infidels ever managed to assemble a real task force, things might get nasty.
If, in addition to this, the Holy Inquisition can bring substantial numbers of infidels to recant and embrace the True Faith, we will acquire large additions to our labor force.
Instead, the infidels seem intent on gathering strength for a heavy blow.
Lorelei, and they might explain why the infidels had conceded the entry warp points.
Until our own fighters can interdict them short of the battle-line, we must assume the infidels will welcome battle in deep space, where they can make full use of their range and speed advantage over our stronger battle-line.
To hold against a determined attack would require the forward deployment of our battle-line, but this would place our slowest, most powerful, least expendable vessels far from retreat should the infidels muster sufficient firepower to break through in strength.
Could the infidels be telling the truth when they say they never heard of the Faith, much less rejected it?
Most of the infidels had already vanished into the heavily-timbered slot of the Rye River valley, leading sturdy Terran mules and New Hebridan staghorns laden with ammunition, small arms, and rocket and grenade launchers.
The man was big, brawny, and dark, and Darhan had seen enough infidels by now to know he was older than the almost equally tall woman beside him.