sectary Antonyms
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Meaning of sectary
Wordnet
sectary (n)
a member of a sect
Webster
sectary (n.)
A sectarian; a member or adherent of a sect; a follower or disciple of some particular teacher in philosophy or religion; one who separates from an established church; a dissenter.
sectary Sentence Examples
- The sectary's radical beliefs ostracized them from society.
- The secret sectary held clandestine meetings in a secluded forest grove.
- The sectary's influence pervaded every aspect of their followers' lives.
- The charismatic sectary led a loyal flock of believers who blindly followed his teachings.
- The sectary's teachings were a bizarre blend of ancient wisdom and modern pseudoscience.
- The government suspected the sectary of inciting sedition and rebellion.
- The sectary's followers were known for their fanatical devotion and extreme rituals.
- The true sectary remained hidden from the public, their identity a closely guarded secret.
- The sectary's propaganda spread like wildfire, reaching far beyond the confines of their isolated community.
- The sectary's beliefs clashed with established norms, causing widespread controversy and alarm.
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The sectary's radical beliefs ostracized them from society.
The secret sectary held clandestine meetings in a secluded forest grove.
The sectary's influence pervaded every aspect of their followers' lives.
The charismatic sectary led a loyal flock of believers who blindly followed his teachings.
