agnostical

adjective

Meaning

Holding the belief that the existence of God or the ultimate nature of reality is unknown or unknowable.

Examples

She took an agnostical stance during the debate, insisting that human reason was insufficient to prove or disprove the divine.
His agnostical approach to the afterlife allowed him to focus entirely on his moral conduct in the present.

Synonyms: unsure, skeptical, agnostic, undecided

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agnostical

adjective

Pronunciation: /æɡˈnɒstɪkəl/

Definition

Holding the belief that the existence of God or the ultimate nature of reality is unknown or unknowable.

Examples

She took an agnostical stance during the debate, insisting that human reason was insufficient to prove or disprove the divine.
His agnostical approach to the afterlife allowed him to focus entirely on his moral conduct in the present.
The professor provided an agnostical analysis of the ancient texts, noting that the evidence was too ambiguous to support any firm conclusion.

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