heretic in Japanese
heretic in Japanese is 異端者 — heretic means a person whose beliefs conflict with the official teachings of their religion.
heretic in Japanese
異端者
Pronounced: itansha
Someone whose beliefs are contrary to the fundamental tenets of a religion they claim to belong to.
What does "heretic" mean?
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noun A person whose beliefs conflict with the official teachings of their religion.
"In medieval Europe, accused heretics could face severe punishment."
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noun Someone who rejects widely accepted ideas or practices in any field.
"Early advocates of hand-washing in hospitals were treated as heretics by their peers."
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heretic in a sentence
- In medieval Europe, accused heretics could face severe punishment.
- Early advocates of hand-washing in hospitals were treated as heretics by their peers.
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What is "heretic" in Japanese?
"heretic" in Japanese is 異端者. heretic means: A person whose beliefs conflict with the official teachings of their religion.
How do you pronounce 異端者?
"heretic" in Japanese is 異端者, pronounced "itansha".
How do you use "heretic" in a sentence?
Example: "In medieval Europe, accused heretics could face severe punishment." In Japanese, "heretic" is 異端者.
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