agnostic

1. Countable

   A person who holds the view that the existence or nature of God, or the ultimate nature of reality, is unknown or unknowable.

   • Despite being raised in a Catholic environment, he identified as an agnostic for most of his adult life.

   • The group includes individuals who identify as atheists, agnostics, and religious believers.

   • She was a devout believer in the past, but now considers herself an agnostic.

belief

1. Relating to or characteristic of agnosticism; holding the belief that the existence or nature of God is unknowable.

   • Whether we are religious, atheist, or agnostic, certain fundamental moral principles are universally shared.

   • He maintains an agnostic stance regarding the existence of God.

   • She has an agnostic approach to matters of spirituality.

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technology

1. computingspecialized

   Refers to hardware or software that is compatible across various different operating systems or platforms.

   • This application is designed to be platform agnostic, allowing use on various operating systems.

   • The software's platform-agnostic capabilities allow it to run on both Windows and macOS.

   • We need a platform-agnostic solution that can be deployed across different hardware.