unsuperstitious
English
[edit]Etymology
[edit]From un- + superstitious.
Adjective
[edit]unsuperstitious (comparative more unsuperstitious, superlative most unsuperstitious)
- Not superstitious.
- 2007 May 4, Annie Korzen, “The (Vintage) Shirt Off Her Back”, in New York Times[1]:
- It served me right, because as an unreligious, unsuperstitious, un-New-Age secular cynic, I ought to know that miracles do not happen, just random events that usually end badly.