pagan
/ˈpeɪɡən/Definitions
1. noun
A person who practices a polytheistic, pre-Christian religion, especially one that is not monotheistic.
“The ancient Greeks were a pagan society, worshipping multiple gods.”
2. adjective
Not Christian, especially in a way that is seen as old-fashioned or uncivilized.
“The film portrayed the medieval village as a pagan community, with rituals and superstitions.”
3. noun
A person who does not believe in God or any higher power.
“He considered himself a pagan, rejecting the idea of a divine being.”
4. adjective
Relating to or characteristic of a polytheistic, pre-Christian religion.
“The pagan temple was a magnificent structure with intricate carvings.”