heresy in Latin
heresy in Latin is haeresis — heresy means a belief that goes against the official teachings of a religion.
heresy in Latin
haeresis
What does "heresy" mean?
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noun A belief that goes against the official teachings of a religion.
"He was accused of heresy for questioning the church's doctrine."
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noun Any opinion that strongly conflicts with what a group generally accepts as true.
"Suggesting the company change its logo felt like heresy to some employees."
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heresy in a sentence
- He was accused of heresy for questioning the church's doctrine.
- Suggesting the company change its logo felt like heresy to some employees.
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What is "heresy" in Latin?
"heresy" in Latin is haeresis. heresy means: A belief that goes against the official teachings of a religion.
How do you use "heresy" in a sentence?
Example: "He was accused of heresy for questioning the church's doctrine." In Latin, "heresy" is haeresis.
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