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apostasy

/əˈpɒs.tə.si/

Traduction: Nom désignant l'abandon ou le rejet formel de ses croyances religieuses, de son parti politique ou d'un principe auparavant soutenu, souvent au profit de convictions ou d'objectifs opposés.

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noun

/əˈpɒs.tə.si/C2formal
  • frNom désignant l'abandon ou le rejet formel de ses croyances religieuses, de son parti politique ou d'un principe auparavant soutenu, souvent au profit de convictions ou d'objectifs opposés.

A noun referring to the formal renunciation or abandonment of a religious belief, political party, or previously held principle, often in favor of opposing beliefs or causes.

  1. Rejection of religious beliefsC1formal

    The formal renunciation or abandonment of one's religious faith or principles.

    frApostasie

    • His apostasy from the church shocked his family.
    • The community viewed her apostasy as a betrayal.
    • Apostasy was considered a serious crime in some historical societies.

    Synonymesabandonmentdefectiondesertionheresyrenunciation

    Antonymesbeliefdevotionfaithorthodoxypiety

  2. Abandonment of political allegianceC1formal

    The act of leaving a political party, cause, or allegiance, often to join an opposing one.

    frApostasie politique

    • His apostasy from the party led to a major political scandal.
    • The senator's apostasy was seen as a strategic move.
    • Apostasy in politics can result in loss of support and trust.

    Synonymesabandonmentdefectiondesertiondisloyaltyrenunciationtreachery

    Antonymesadherenceallegianceconstancydevotionfealtyfidelityloyalty

Formes
  • apostasies plural form
  • apostasies' possessive plural form
  • apostasy's possessive singular form
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