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heretic

/ˈher.ə.tɪk/

Traducción: Persona que sostiene creencias u opiniones contrarias a las doctrinas o enseñanzas establecidas de una religión, ideología o institución, especialmente dentro de un contexto religioso o dogmático.

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noun

/ˈher.ə.tɪk/C1formal
  • esPersona que sostiene creencias u opiniones contrarias a las doctrinas o enseñanzas establecidas de una religión, ideología o institución, especialmente dentro de un contexto religioso o dogmático.

A noun referring to a person who holds beliefs that are contrary to the established doctrines or teachings of a particular religion, ideology, or institution.

  1. Religious dissenterC1formal

    A person who holds beliefs that contradict the official doctrines of a church or religious authority.

    esHereje religioso

    • The church declared him a heretic for his controversial teachings.
    • In medieval times, heretics were often persecuted.
    • She was labeled a heretic after questioning the established dogma.

    Sinónimosapostatedissenternonconformistrenegadeschismaticsectarian

    Antónimosbelieverconformistorthodox

  2. NonconformistC1formal

    A person who challenges or rejects widely accepted beliefs, ideas, or practices in any field.

    esHereje (no conformista)

    • In the scientific community, he was considered a heretic for his radical theories.
    • She was a heretic in the art world, rejecting traditional techniques.
    • Political heretics often face criticism from mainstream parties.

    Sinónimosdissenterdissidentfreethinkericonoclastmavericknonconformistrenegadeunorthodox

    Antónimosbelieverconformistorthodoxtraditionalist

Formas
  • heretics plural form
  • heretics' possessive plural form
  • heretic's possessive singular form
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