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heresy

/ˈher.ə.si/

Traducción: Sustantivo que designa una creencia u opinión que contradice las doctrinas religiosas establecidas o los principios ortodoxos, especialmente dentro de una iglesia o fe; también puede referirse a una opinión contraria a la opinión generalizada o aceptada.

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noun

/ˈher.ə.si/C1formallegal
  • esSustantivo que designa una creencia u opinión que contradice las doctrinas religiosas establecidas o los principios ortodoxos, especialmente dentro de una iglesia o fe; también puede referirse a una opinión contraria a la opinión generalizada o aceptada.

A noun referring to a belief or opinion that is contrary to established religious doctrine or orthodox principles.

  1. Religious beliefC1formal

    A belief or opinion that goes against the official teachings of a religion, especially Christianity.

    esHerejía

    • The church condemned his teachings as heresy.
    • In the Middle Ages, people were executed for heresy.
    • The council declared the doctrine to be heresy.

    Sinónimosapostasyblasphemydissidencenonconformityunorthodoxy

    Antónimoscreeddogmaorthodoxy

  2. Controversial opinionC1formal

    An opinion or idea that is strongly opposed to established beliefs or standards.

    esherejía (opinión controvertida)

    • Suggesting that the company should downsize was considered heresy by the board.
    • In the scientific community, challenging the theory was seen as heresy.
    • His political views were regarded as heresy by the ruling party.

    Sinónimosblasphemydissidenceiconoclasmrevisionismsacrilegeunorthodoxy

    Antónimoscreeddoctrinedogmaorthodoxy

Formas
  • heresies plural form
  • heresies' possessive plural form
  • heresy's possessive singular form
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