An infidel; a heretic.
An infidel to the prohibitionist cause.
He promised to continue the fight against infidel forces.
Do you take me for a fool infidel?
He had some letters, and was ingenious, but he was an infidel.
A former“ infidel dog” says nefarious corporations are running the planet.
He's a subversive infidel rebellious alike against his God and his king.
Easily was a man made an infidel, but hardly might he be converted to another faith.
It was actually banned in Iran as hurtful American propaganda that demonizes Persia, as the theocracy suddenly moved to reclaim its glorious “infidel” ancient past.
The Iraqi invasion of Kuwait in the summer of 1990 prompted the Saudi monarch, King Fahd, to invite half-a-million infidel (mainly American) troops onto his soil.
One of the teens who visited Philadelphia this spring, Haidary told the Inquirer, "My grandmother prayed that I wouldn't go ... because I'd be a lonely girl in a kafir [infidel] city.
It was unfortunate that this trade forced the true believers to be on amicable terms with the infidel dogs from the other side of the Mediterranean, but you know how it is.
