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| to hand over (an acused or convicted person) to a country/state in which the crime was committed |
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to walk leisurely and careless gait to stroll |
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one who does not believe in (what the speaker holds to be) the true religion an "unbeliever" |
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someone/thing that is capable of being fashioned or adapted adaptable, pliable |
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applied to persons or races whose religion is neither Christian, Jewich, or Muslim pagan gentile |
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that which is held as an opinion a belief, principle, tenet a tenet or doctrine authoritatively laid down by a particular church, sect, or school of thought sometimes, depreciatingly, an imperious or arrogant declaration of opinion |
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| one who holds the existence of anything beyond and behing material phenomenon is unknown (and so far can be judged as unknowable), and esp. that a First Cause and an unseen world are subjects of which we know nothing |
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| one who holds tehological or religions opinions at variance with the 'catholic' or orthodox doctrine of the Christian Church, or, by extension, that of any church or religious system considered as othedox |
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that exceeds what is sufficient excessively abundant or numerous |
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a member of any low class a person of no caste, an outcaste |
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of persons, their passions, dispositions, or actions: ardent, intensely earnest |
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| holding opinions that go against standard and accepted opinions (esp. religious ones) |
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| a person not subscribing to any major or recognized religion, esp. the dominant religion of a particular society |
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unbelieving not ready to believe skeptical |
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to summarize to give a precise account of to state the essence (of a matter) briefly |
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to allow, admit, grant (a proposition), to ackknowledge the truth, justice, or propriety of (a statement, claim, etc.) sometimes in a weaker sense, to allow formally for the sake of argument |
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showing contempt/hatred (said of person, their conducts and acts) full of contempt disdainful, scornful, insolent |
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| moved by an emotion with anger mingled with scorn or contempt |
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