infidel

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First attested 1460, from Latin īnfidēlis (unfaithful), from in- (not) + fidēlis (faithful). See fidelity.

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infidel (plural infidels)

  1. A non-believer of a certain religion
  2. One who does not believe in a certain principle
  3. One with no religious beliefs.

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[edit] Etymology

From Latin īnfidēlis (unfaithful).

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infidel m. and f. (plural infidels)

  1. unfaithful

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infidel m. and f. (plural infidels)

  1. infidel
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