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pagan

/ˈpeɪ.ɡən/

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adjective

/ˈpeɪ.ɡən/B2formal
  • ruОтносящийся к религиозным верованиям и практикам, которые не являются частью основных мировых религий, особенно древним.

Relating to religious beliefs and practices that are not part of any of the main world religions, especially those from ancient times.

  1. Non-AbrahamicB2formal

    Relating to or denoting a person who does not follow the God of Christianity, Judaism, or Islam.

    ruЯзыческий

    • The ancient pagan tribes worshipped multiple deities.
    • Pagan rituals often involved offerings to nature spirits.
    • The historian studied pagan traditions before the spread of monotheism.

    Synonymsheatheninfidel

  2. Polytheistic or Nature-BasedB2formal

    Associated with religions that worship many gods or focus on nature, often pre-Christian.

    ruЯзыческий

    • Pagan festivals celebrated the solstices and equinoxes.
    • Many pagan beliefs were absorbed into local folklore.
    • The temple ruins show evidence of pagan worship.

    Synonymsanimisticheathenidolatrouspolytheistic

    Antonymschristianislamicjudaicmonotheistic

Forms
  • more pagan comparative form
  • most pagan superlative form
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noun

/ˈpeɪ.ɡən/B2formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее человека, который не следует основной мировой религии, часто ассоциируется с политеистическими или дохристианскими верованиями, или человеком, движимым чувственными удовольствиями.

A noun referring to a person who does not follow a major world religion, often associated with polytheistic or pre-Christian beliefs, or someone motivated by sensual pleasures.

  1. Non-believer in a specific godB2formal

    A person who does not acknowledge or worship the god of a particular religion, especially from a monotheistic perspective.

    ruЯзычник

    • In ancient times, Christians were often accused of being pagans by Roman authorities.
    • The missionary described the local tribes as pagans because they did not follow his faith.
    • Some historical texts refer to non-believers as pagans.

    Synonymsgentileheatheninfidelnonbelieverunbeliever

  2. Follower of polytheistic or pre-Christian religionB2formal

    A person who follows a polytheistic or pre-Christian religion, such as ancient Greek, Roman, Norse, or Celtic traditions.

    ruЯзычник

    • Modern pagans often celebrate seasonal festivals like the solstices.
    • The ancient pagans worshipped multiple gods and goddesses.
    • Many pagan traditions were absorbed into Christian holidays.

    Synonymsgentileheathenidolaterpolytheist

    Antonymsmonotheist

  3. Person focused on sensual pleasuresC1informal

    Someone who is motivated primarily by desires for sensual or worldly pleasures, often used in a derogatory sense.

    ruГедонист

    • He was called a pagan by his critics for his hedonistic lifestyle.
    • The novel portrays the protagonist as a pagan devoted to wine and feasts.
    • She rejected the label of pagan, insisting she simply enjoyed life's pleasures.

    Synonymshedonistlibertinepleasure seekersensualistsybaritevoluptuary

    Antonymsasceticpuritanstoic

Forms
  • pagans plural form
  • pagans' possessive plural form
  • pagan's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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