Advertisement
Advertisement
Discover More
Other Words From
- i·dola·trous·ly adverb
- i·dola·trous·ness noun
- noni·dola·trous adjective
- noni·dola·trous·ly adverb
- noni·dola·trous·ness noun
- over·i·dola·trous adjective
- over·i·dola·trous·ly adverb
- over·i·dola·trous·ness noun
- uni·dola·trous adjective
Discover More
Word History and Origins
Origin of idolatrous1
Discover More
Example Sentences
Even grounding mitzvot in morality was idolatrous, he said, because morals served human needs.
They claim worshipping at graves and shrines is un-Islamic and idolatrous and abhor the Sufi use of music and dance.
I sometimes think he loved that girl desperately, and would have made her an idolatrous husband.
Her daughter, the object of her most idolatrous love, is left fatherless and motherless in this cold world.
He went from a country which is called idolatrous to another idolatrous country named Sichem, in Palestine.
Never marry idolatrous women, unless they will become believers.
A Mussulman servant is better than an idolatrous woman, though of the highest rank.
Advertisement
Advertisement
Advertisement
Advertisement
Browse