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Filter by Meaning The teacher reprimanded the students who cheated, accusing them of being infidels to the academic integrity of the school.
The extremist group vowed to eliminate all the infidels from their country.
The law forbids discrimination against infidels on the basis of their beliefs.
The teacher punished the infidels for their unethical behavior.
The infidels were responsible for vandalizing the mosque.
The society shunned the infidels for their immoral lifestyle.
The leader of the group accused his colleagues of being infidels for not supporting his proposal.
The king executed the infidels for their unethical conduct.
The infidels mocked the believers and their religious practices.
The extremist group targeted infidels in their suicide bombing campaign.
The infidels' rights to freedom of religion were enshrined in the country's constitution.
The book talks about the struggles of infidels in a predominantly religious society.
The infidels were discriminated against because of their beliefs.
The medieval Spanish Inquisition was notorious for its brutal treatment of infidels.
The soldiers were instructed to kill all infidels they encountered.
The Muslim shopkeeper refused to serve infidels in his store.
The medieval Muslim scholars debated the nature of faith and the treatment of infidels.
The preacher condemned infidels as immoral and godless.
The medieval Crusaders went to war against the infidels to reclaim the Holy Land.
The infidels were forced to convert to the state religion.
The terrorist organization declared a holy war against the infidels.
The infidels were accused of blasphemy and put on trial in the religious court.
The community shunned the infidels who refused to follow the rules.
The law prohibited infidels from entering the holy city.
The terrorist group believes in killing infidels to establish a caliphate.
The infidels were banished from the city and not allowed to return.
The group of radicalized Christians believed in attacking infidels who did not share their faith.
The holy war was fought between Muslims and infidels in the 12th century.
The Hindu holy book describes infidels as those who do not follow the path of righteousness.
The Crusaders considered Muslims and Jews as infidels and attacked them mercilessly.
The priest urged his followers to convert infidels to Christianity.
The imam delivered a sermon on the punishment for infidels in the afterlife.
The priest believed that infidels could be saved through prayers and repentance.
The missionary was sent to Africa to convert infidels to Christianity.
The Buddhist monk taught his followers to respect and show compassion to all infidels.
The extremist preacher called for a jihad against infidels.
The Islamic extremists see Westerners as infidels and a threat to their way of life.
The Sikhs do not believe in converting infidels and respect everyone's right to practice their own religion.
The king ordered the execution of all infidels in his kingdom.
The medieval church considered Jews and Muslims as infidels.
Infidels do not follow the teachings of the Quran.
The imam condemned the violence committed by some Muslims against innocent infidels.
The Inquisition was notorious for torturing and killing infidels who refused to convert to Christianity.
The captain considered the deserters as infidels to their country.
The atheist author wrote scathing critiques of the infidels who blindly followed their religion.
The minority religious group accused the majority of infidels of discrimination and persecution.
The radical preacher urged his followers to take up arms against the infidels who defiled their holy sites.
The conservative politician accused the liberal opposition of being infidels who wanted to destroy the traditional values of the country.
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