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Laodicean

Definition

(rare, literary) Showing lukewarmness or indifference, especially in matters of religion or politics; having a lack of enthusiasm or commitment. Originating from the biblical reference to the Laodiceans in Revelation 3:15-16, who were condemned for their lukewarm faith.

Example Sentences

1The laodicean attitude of the government towards the crisis was widely criticised by the public.
2Is it possible to be a laodicean in one's faith and still be considered a true believer?
3The Laodiceans in Revelation are often seen as a symbol of spiritual complacency and moral indifference.
4Avoid being laodicean in your approach to social justice; take a clear stance and advocate for change.
5There is a long tradition of laodicean politics in the country, where leaders often prioritise maintaining power over taking bold action.

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