sect in Greek
sect in Greek is αίρεση, σέκτα — sect means a group with beliefs, especially religious ones, that differ from those of a larger group it split from.
sect in Greek
αίρεση
Pronounced: airesi
An offshoot of a larger religion or denomination.
σέκτα
Pronounced: sekta
An offshoot of a larger religion or denomination.
What does "sect" mean?
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noun A group with beliefs, especially religious ones, that differ from those of a larger group it split from.
"The sect had broken away from the main church decades earlier."
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sect in a sentence
- The sect had broken away from the main church decades earlier.
- Historians studied the rise of various religious sects in the region.
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What is "sect" in Greek?
"sect" in Greek is αίρεση, σέκτα. sect means: A group with beliefs, especially religious ones, that differ from those of a larger group it split from.
How do you pronounce αίρεση?
"sect" in Greek is αίρεση, pronounced "airesi".
How do you use "sect" in a sentence?
Example: "The sect had broken away from the main church decades earlier." In Greek, "sect" is αίρεση, σέκτα.
Are there other ways to say "sect" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 2 translations listed for "sect": αίρεση, σέκτα.
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