disgospel (Meaning)
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disgospel (v. i.)
To be inconsistent with, or act contrary to, the precepts of the gospel; to pervert the gospel.
Synonyms & Antonyms of disgospel
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disgospel Sentence Examples
- The speaker attempted to spread their disgospel, but their words were met with resistance from the crowd.
- The disgospel of hatred and division has been preached for centuries, leading to countless wars and conflicts.
- The disgospel that claims all non-believers will be condemned to eternal torment is a cruel and unjust doctrine.
- The disgospel of consumerism encourages people to buy more and more things, even if they don't need them, leading to waste and environmental degradation.
- The disgospel of materialism tells us that our worth is based on our possessions, rather than our character or our actions.
- The disgospel of greed encourages people to accumulate wealth at the expense of others, leading to inequality and social injustice.
- The disgospel of power tells us that the only way to achieve success is to dominate others, leading to oppression and abuse.
- The disgospel of violence tells us that the only way to resolve conflict is through force, leading to war and bloodshed.
- The disgospel of fear tells us that the world is a dangerous place and that we should be afraid of everything, leading to anxiety and paranoia.
- The disgospel of ignorance tells us that it is better to remain ignorant than to learn and grow, leading to superstition and prejudice.
FAQs About the word disgospel
To be inconsistent with, or act contrary to, the precepts of the gospel; to pervert the gospel.
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No antonyms found.
The speaker attempted to spread their disgospel, but their words were met with resistance from the crowd.
The disgospel of hatred and division has been preached for centuries, leading to countless wars and conflicts.
The disgospel that claims all non-believers will be condemned to eternal torment is a cruel and unjust doctrine.
The disgospel of consumerism encourages people to buy more and more things, even if they don't need them, leading to waste and environmental degradation.
