excommunicator Synonyms

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One who excommunicates.

The excommunicator solemnly declared the individual's expulsion from the religious community.
In ancient times, excommunicators held significant power to ostracize individuals from social and spiritual circles.
The role of an excommunicator was often accompanied by a sense of grave responsibility.
The excommunicator's authority extended beyond ecclesiastical matters, influencing aspects of daily life.
The excommunication process involved a formal pronouncement, often carried out in front of a congregation.
The actions of an excommunicator could have far-reaching consequences, including loss of property and social status.
The excommunicator's words carried immense weight, symbolizing the severing of ties between the individual and the religious community.
The excommunicator's decisions were not always met with acceptance, sometimes leading to divisions within the religious group.
The excommunicator's role evolved over time, adapting to changing social and cultural contexts.
The excommunicator, as a symbol of religious authority, played a significant role in shaping the moral and spiritual landscape of communities.

One who excommunicates.

ostracize, exile,banish, expel, dismiss, eject, exclude, evict, relegate, deport

repatriate,receive, accept, naturalize, naturalize, admit, repatriate, admit, receive, accept

The excommunicator solemnly declared the individual's expulsion from the religious community.

In ancient times, excommunicators held significant power to ostracize individuals from social and spiritual circles.

The role of an excommunicator was often accompanied by a sense of grave responsibility.

The excommunicator's authority extended beyond ecclesiastical matters, influencing aspects of daily life.