Nŭl'li-fĭd'i-an1, a.
a. [From Lat. nullus, not any, none, and fides, faith.] Of no faith; of no religion; also, not dependent upon, or trusting to, faith for salvation;—opposed to solifidian. [Obs.] Feltham.
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a. [From Lat. nullus, not any, none, and fides, faith.] Of no faith; of no religion; also, not dependent upon, or trusting to, faith for salvation;—opposed to solifidian. [Obs.] Feltham.
n. An unbeliever. [Obs.]
I am a nullifidian, if there be not three thirds of a scruple more of sampsuchinum in this confection than ever I put in any. B. Jonson.