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Antichrist in Japanese

Antichrist in Japanese is 反キリスト — Antichrist means in Christian belief, a figure prophesied to oppose Christ and deceive people before the end times.

Antichrist in Japanese

反キリスト
proper noun
Pronounced: hankirisuto
(Christianity, Islam) A false messiah who, under direct control of the Devil, will usher in the abomination in the end times; a false prophet.
反キリスト
noun
Pronounced: hankirisuto
One who works against the teachings of Christ.

What does "Antichrist" mean?

  1. noun In Christian belief, a figure prophesied to oppose Christ and deceive people before the end times.
    "Some medieval preachers claimed to identify the Antichrist in their own political rivals."
  2. noun Loosely, anyone or anything seen as working directly against Christian teaching.
    "He was mockingly called an antichrist for his outspoken criticism of the church."
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Antichrist in a sentence

  • Some medieval preachers claimed to identify the Antichrist in their own political rivals.
  • He was mockingly called an antichrist for his outspoken criticism of the church.

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What is "Antichrist" in Japanese?

"Antichrist" in Japanese is 反キリスト. Antichrist means: In Christian belief, a figure prophesied to oppose Christ and deceive people before the end times.

How do you pronounce 反キリスト?

"Antichrist" in Japanese is 反キリスト, pronounced "hankirisuto".

How do you use "Antichrist" in a sentence?

Example: "Some medieval preachers claimed to identify the Antichrist in their own political rivals." In Japanese, "Antichrist" is 反キリスト.

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