heretification (Meaning)
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heretification (n.)
The act of hereticating or pronouncing heretical.
Synonyms & Antonyms of heretification
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heretification Sentence Examples
- The mere suggestion of heretification sent shivers down the spines of the faithful.
- The Church's unwavering stance against heretification served as a warning to potential dissenters.
- The theologian's bold opinions ignited accusations of heretification, jeopardizing his career.
- The public burning of heretics was a chilling display of the consequences of heretification.
- Fear of heretification drove many pious individuals to self-censor their thoughts and beliefs.
- The Inquisition was established as a means to combat the spread of heretification.
- The accused heretic maintained his innocence despite overwhelming evidence against him.
- The Bishop's decree of heretification condemned the accused to excommunication from the Church.
- The scholar's work was labeled as heretical, leading to his banishment from the university.
- The history of heretification is marked by persecution, violence, and the silencing of dissent.
FAQs About the word heretification
The act of hereticating or pronouncing heretical.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The mere suggestion of heretification sent shivers down the spines of the faithful.
The Church's unwavering stance against heretification served as a warning to potential dissenters.
The theologian's bold opinions ignited accusations of heretification, jeopardizing his career.
The public burning of heretics was a chilling display of the consequences of heretification.
