pagan
//ˈpeɪɡən//
Noun
paganSingular
pagansPlural
1
A person who holds religious beliefs other than those of the main world religions, especially one who worships nature or multiple gods.
The ancient Romans considered early Christians to be pagans.
2
A person who has no religion or is not a Christian, Jew, or Muslim.
The missionaries tried to convert the pagans to Christianity.
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Adjective
paganCanonical form
1
Relating to or characteristic of pagans or their beliefs, especially the worship of nature or multiple deities.
The ancient pagan rituals celebrated the changing of the seasons.