nonconformist in Russian
nonconformist in Russian is нонконформи́ст, нонконформи́стка — nonconformist means a member of a Protestant church that broke away from the Church of England.
nonconformist in Russian
нонконформи́ст
Pronounced: nonkonformist
Someone who does not conform to accepted beliefs, customs or practices. [from 17th c.]
нонконформи́стка
Pronounced: nonkonformistka
Someone who does not conform to accepted beliefs, customs or practices. [from 17th c.]
What does "nonconformist" mean?
- noun A member of a Protestant church that broke away from the Church of England.
- noun More generally, a Christian who does not follow the teachings of an official state church.
- noun A person who does not follow generally accepted beliefs or ways of doing things.
- noun A moth of the noctuid family, known by the scientific name Lithophane lamda.
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What is "nonconformist" in Russian?
"nonconformist" in Russian is нонконформи́ст, нонконформи́стка. nonconformist means: A member of a Protestant church that broke away from the Church of England.
How do you pronounce нонконформи́ст?
"nonconformist" in Russian is нонконформи́ст, pronounced "nonkonformist".
Are there other ways to say "nonconformist" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 2 translations listed for "nonconformist": нонконформи́ст, нонконформи́стка.
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