azeusist
azeusist noun: a person who does not believe in Zeus.
Noun
azeusist (plural azeusists)
- A person who does not believe in Zeus.
- At least 99 percent of murderers are aZeusists—they do not believe in Zeus—yet no one suggests that this non-belief somehow causes their wrongdoing.2010, Jack Bowen, If You Can Read This: The Philosophy of Bumper Stickers, page 100
Forms of azeusist
| plural | azeusists |
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Origin of azeusist
From a- + Zeus + -ist, by analogy with atheist.
Questions about azeusist
- What does azeusist mean?
- Azeusist means a person who does not believe in Zeus.
- What part of speech is azeusist?
- Azeusist is a noun.
- What is the plural of azeusist?
- The plural of azeusist is azeusists.
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