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Meaning of dechristianized
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dechristianized (imp. & p. p.)
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dechristianized Sentence Examples
- Following the revolution, the government implemented policies that effectively dechristianized the nation.
- The once-thriving Christian community was gradually dechristianized as the influence of secular ideologies grew.
- Many churches were closed down as part of the campaign to dechristianize the region.
- The Enlightenment period saw an intellectual movement that sought to dechristianize philosophy and science.
- The newly formed republic aimed to dechristianize public life, emphasizing the separation of church and state.
- The education system underwent reforms to ensure it was dechristianized and free from religious influence.
- The monarch's decree dechristianized the official state ceremonies, removing all references to Christianity.
- In the aftermath of the war, efforts were made to dechristianize the military, promoting secular values instead.
- The state-sponsored propaganda sought to dechristianize the population, promoting atheism as the preferred worldview.
- The dechristianized society struggled to find a sense of moral compass without the guidance of religious teachings.
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Following the revolution, the government implemented policies that effectively dechristianized the nation.
The once-thriving Christian community was gradually dechristianized as the influence of secular ideologies grew.
Many churches were closed down as part of the campaign to dechristianize the region.
The Enlightenment period saw an intellectual movement that sought to dechristianize philosophy and science.
