nonchristian
- adjective
- /nɒnˈkrɪs.tʃən/
- The festival attracted both nonchristian and Christian visitors from around the world.
Examples
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Some schools celebrate holidays from nonchristian cultures to promote diversity.
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Many ancient traditions have nonchristian origins that predate Christianity.
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Many nonchristian cultures have rich traditions.
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The festival was celebrated by nonchristian communities.
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Many ancient traditions have nonchristian origins that predate Christianity.
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Some schools celebrate holidays from nonchristian cultures to promote diversity.
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The festival attracted both nonchristian and Christian visitors from around the world.
Synonyms
Not believing in Jesus or following the religion about him
Not relating to the religion that follows the teachings of Jesus
Antonyms
How Christian
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Nonchristian combines the prefix non- meaning 'not' with Christian, which means a person who follows Christianity. So it simply means 'not a Christian' and is used for people, traditions, or beliefs that do not follow Christianity.