sacrificeless

English

Etymology

From sacrifice +‎ -less.

Adjective

sacrificeless (not comparable)

1. Without (religious) sacrifice.
   • 1950, Adolf Reifenberg, Ancient Hebrew arts:

     The basilica-type synagogue arose in answer to the need for space in which to carry out the new conception of a sacrificeless worship...

   • 1994, James Dallen, The dilemma of priestless Sundays:

     In SWAP, the sacrificial meal of the eucharist has become a sacrificeless meal, a comfortable meal that fails to challenge or to demand commitment.