agnostic in Irish
agnostic in Irish is agnóisíoch, agnóisí — agnostic means believing it is impossible to know for certain whether God or gods exist.
agnostic in Irish
agnóisíoch
Of or relating to agnosticism or its adherents.
agnóisí
A person who holds to a form of agnosticism, especially uncertainty of the existence of a deity.
What does "agnostic" mean?
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adj Believing it is impossible to know for certain whether God or gods exist.
"She describes herself as agnostic rather than atheist."
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adj Not holding a firm opinion either way on something, especially a technical choice.
"The app is platform-agnostic and works on both phones and computers."
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noun A person who believes it can't be known for certain whether God exists.
"He grew up religious but became an agnostic in college."
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agnostic in a sentence
- She describes herself as agnostic rather than atheist.
- The app is platform-agnostic and works on both phones and computers.
- He grew up religious but became an agnostic in college.
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What is "agnostic" in Irish?
"agnostic" in Irish is agnóisíoch, agnóisí. agnostic means: Believing it is impossible to know for certain whether God or gods exist.
How do you use "agnostic" in a sentence?
Example: "She describes herself as agnostic rather than atheist." In Irish, "agnostic" is agnóisíoch, agnóisí.
Are there other ways to say "agnostic" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "agnostic": agnóisíoch, agnóisí.
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