Similar words: piety, impropriety, moiety, gaiety, anxiety, society, variety, notoriety. Meaning: [ɪm'paɪətɪ] 
n. unrighteousness by virtue of lacking respect for a god.
n. unrighteousness by virtue of lacking respect for a god. 
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1. The church accused him of impiety and had all his writings burned.
2. At this shocking impiety, the tumult died away.
3. All around prevails a world of impiety and immorality.
4. His last act must be a deed of impiety.
5. His remarks show impiety to religion.
6. He had to leave his home because of impiety.
7. More radically with "alma-matricidal impiety," as he put it Wells indicted academia; the university was itself medieval.http://sentencedict.com
8. Then when Pistis saw the impiety of the chief ruler, she was filled with anger.
9. Perhaps she should be reading about infidelity instead of impiety.
10. Socrates' pupil Alcibiades was suspected to have been involved, and Socrates indirectly paid for the impiety with his life.
11. Milton's treading an extraordinarily fine line between the tremendous beauty of this image, on the one hand, and its potential impiety or just grotesquery on the other.