unpaganize (Meaning)

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unpaganize (v. t.)

To cause to cease to be pagan; to divest of pagan character.

No Synonyms and anytonyms found

The missionaries embarked on a mission to unpaganize the indigenous population, hoping to convert them to Christianity.
The government implemented a policy of unpaganization, banning pagan practices and promoting the dominant religion.
The once-pagan temple underwent a process of unpaganization, removing all traces of its former worship.
The historian argued that the concept of unpaganization was a form of cultural imperialism, imposed upon non-Christian societies.
The unpaganization efforts led to a loss of traditional beliefs and customs, as well as a disruption of cultural identity.
Scholars debated the ethical implications of unpaganization, questioning whether it was justified to forcibly convert others from their ancestral faith.
The unpaganized territory was marked by a blend of old and new beliefs, as some remnants of paganism persisted alongside the dominant religion.
The unpaganization process was not always peaceful, often involving conflict and violence between pagan and non-pagan groups.
Some pagan communities resisted unpaganization, refusing to abandon their traditional practices and beliefs.
The legacy of unpaganization can still be felt today, as societies grapple with the consequences of religious coercion and the loss of indigenous spiritual traditions.

To cause to cease to be pagan; to divest of pagan character.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The missionaries embarked on a mission to unpaganize the indigenous population, hoping to convert them to Christianity.

The government implemented a policy of unpaganization, banning pagan practices and promoting the dominant religion.

The once-pagan temple underwent a process of unpaganization, removing all traces of its former worship.

The historian argued that the concept of unpaganization was a form of cultural imperialism, imposed upon non-Christian societies.