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The word Agnostic



 
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Exercise: I know how I (spend) the money my father (give) me last Christmas. | Usage of expressions: Enough's is enough, That's all, Just about, only just...
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The word Agnostic #1 (permalink) Thu Jul 09, 2009 1:25 am   The word Agnostic		  
Some was speaking in terms of where they would never want to be again, that being a certain age due to the way of thinking that came along with that age.

I said stop being so agnostic, because they said that they could never go back to that way of thinking. While as I was saying that they could, just that they did not want to.

I would like to know if I should have used either agnostic or antagonistic.
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The word Agnostic #2 (permalink) Thu Jul 09, 2009 2:02 am   The word Agnostic		  
Doombot1 wrote:
I would like to know if I should have used either agnostic or antagonistic.

Neither.

agnostic - someone who believes that people cannot know whether God exists or not [↪ atheist]
antagonistic - unfriendly; wanting to argue or disagree

The word you are looking for is stubborn (and its synonyms: obstinate,
adamant, bullheaded, firm, headstrong, inflexible, mulish, opinionated, pigheaded, rigid, set in one's ways, single-minded, stiff-necked, unreasonable, willful, etc.)
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The word Agnostic #3 (permalink) Thu Jul 09, 2009 9:00 am   The word Agnostic		  
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