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antipope

/ˈæn.ti.pəʊp/

Tradução: Pessoa que é eleita ou reivindica o título de papa em oposição a outro considerado canonicamente eleito papa.

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noun

/ˈæn.ti.pəʊp/C2formal
  • ptPessoa que é eleita ou reivindica o título de papa em oposição a outro considerado canonicamente eleito papa.

A noun referring to a person who is elected or claims to be pope in opposition to another who is considered the canonically elected pope.

  1. Rival PopeC2formal

    A person who is elected or claims to be pope in opposition to the one who is considered canonically elected by the Roman Catholic Church.

    ptAntipapa

    • The antipope Clement VII established his court in Avignon.
    • Historians often debate the legitimacy of various antipopes.
    • The Great Western Schism saw multiple antipopes claiming the papacy.
Formas
  • antipopes plural form
  • antipopes' possessive plural form
  • antipope's possessive singular form