agnostic in Russian
agnostic in Russian is агности́ческий, агностик, агно́стик — agnostic means believing it is impossible to know for certain whether God or gods exist.
agnostic in Russian
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."
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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Frequently asked questions
What is "agnostic" in Russian?
"agnostic" in Russian is агности́ческий, агностик, агно́стик. agnostic means: Believing it is impossible to know for certain whether God or gods exist.
How do you pronounce агности́ческий?
"agnostic" in Russian is агности́ческий, pronounced "agnosticheskiy".
How do you use "agnostic" in a sentence?
Example: "She describes herself as agnostic rather than atheist." In Russian, "agnostic" is агности́ческий, агностик, агно́стик.
Are there other ways to say "agnostic" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 3 translations listed for "agnostic": агности́ческий, агностик, агно́стик.