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heathen

/ˈhiː.ðən/

Übersetzung: Veralteter oder archaischer Begriff für eine Person, die nicht einer weit verbreiteten Religion angehört, besonders nicht dem Christentum, Judentum oder Islam; historisch oft abwertend verwendet., Substantiv, das historisch eine Person bezeichnet, die nicht einer weit verbreiteten Religion angehört, insbesondere nicht dem Christentum, Judentum oder Islam; in heutigem Gebrauch oft veraltet oder abwertend.

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Wortbeziehungen

adjective

/ˈhiː.ðən/C1formalveraltet
  • deVeralteter oder archaischer Begriff für eine Person, die nicht einer weit verbreiteten Religion angehört, besonders nicht dem Christentum, Judentum oder Islam; historisch oft abwertend verwendet.

An old-fashioned or archaic term for a person who does not belong to a widely held religion, especially one that is not Christian, Jewish, or Muslim; often used historically in a derogatory sense.

  1. Relating to non-believersC1formal

    Relating to people who do not belong to a widely held religion (especially Christianity, Judaism, or Islam).

    deSich auf Nichtgläubige beziehend

    • The missionaries traveled to convert the heathen tribes.
    • Heathen practices were often misunderstood by outsiders.
    • The ancient heathen rituals involved offerings to nature spirits.

    Synonymeatheisticgodlessinfidelirreligiouspaganunbelieving

    Antonymedevoutfaithfulpiousreligious

  2. Uncivilized or irreligiousC1informal

    Used to describe someone or something considered uncivilized, barbaric, or lacking moral values.

    deUnzivilisiert oder gottlos

    • His heathen behavior shocked the polite society.
    • They called the new settlers heathen because of their strange customs.
    • The heathen noise from the party kept the neighbors awake.

    Synonymebarbaricgodlessinfidelirreligiouspaganprimitivesavageunbelievinguncivilizedungodly

    Antonymecivilizedcultureddevoutmoralpiousrefined

Formen
  • more heathen comparative form
  • most heathen superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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noun

/ˈhiː.ðən/C1formalveraltet
  • deSubstantiv, das historisch eine Person bezeichnet, die nicht einer weit verbreiteten Religion angehört, insbesondere nicht dem Christentum, Judentum oder Islam; in heutigem Gebrauch oft veraltet oder abwertend.

A noun historically used to refer to a person who does not belong to a widely held religion, especially one that is not Christian, Jewish, or Muslim; often considered outdated or pejorative in modern usage.

  1. Non-believer (historical)C1formal

    A person who does not belong to a widely held religion, especially one who is not Christian, Jewish, or Muslim.

    deHeide

    • The missionaries traveled to convert the heathens.
    • In medieval times, heathens were often persecuted.
    • The term 'heathen' was used historically to describe pagan tribes.

    Synonymegentileidolaterinfidelnonbelieverpaganunbeliever

  2. Uncivilized person (derogatory)B2informal

    A person regarded as lacking culture, moral principles, or sophistication.

    deUnzivilisierter Mensch (abwertend)

    • He called them heathens for not following the rules.
    • Don't act like a heathen at the dinner table.
    • She thought the noisy tourists were a bunch of heathens.

    Synonymebarbarianboorloutphilistinesavagevulgarianyahoo

    Antonymecivilizedculturedgentlesophisticate

Formen
  • heathens plural form
  • heathens' possessive plural form
  • heathen's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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