Impious
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 258
im'pi-us, adj. irreverent wanting in veneration for God profane —adv. Im piously. [Fr. —L. in, not, and Pious.] Impiousnesa, im'pi-us-nes, Impiety, im-pi'e-ti, n. want of piety irreverence towards God neglect of the divine precepts. Implaoable, im-plak'a-bl, (idj not to be appeased inexorable: irreconcilable — adv Implacably. —ns Impla'cablenesa, Implacability. Fr. — L. in, not, and Placable
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