sectarian

• Relativo a uma seita ou seitas; que demonstra apego rígido a uma facção ou doutrina, muitas vezes com intolerância ou visão estreita, especialmente em contexto religioso ou político.

Relating to or characteristic of a sect or sects, often implying narrow-mindedness or adherence to a particular faction, especially in a religious or political context.

1. Relating to a sectC1formal

   Concerning or characteristic of a particular religious, political, or philosophical group, often with a narrow or exclusive viewpoint.

   sectário

   • The region has a long history of sectarian violence.
   • Sectarian divisions often hinder political progress.
   • The organization promotes unity and rejects sectarian attitudes.

   Sinônimoscliquishdenominationalexclusivenarrowparochialpartisan

   Antônimosecumenicalnonsectarianuniversal

2. Narrowly exclusiveC1formal

   Showing strong and often biased support for a particular group, especially at the expense of others.

   Exclusivista restrito

   • His sectarian views prevented him from seeing the broader picture.
   • The school was criticized for its sectarian admissions policy.
   • Sectarian rhetoric can deepen social divides.

   Sinônimosclannishcliquishnarrow-mindedparochialpartisan

   Antônimoscatholiccosmopolitanecumenicalinclusiveuniversal

• Substantivo que designa um membro de uma seita, especialmente alguém com convicções fortes ou extremas; também pode ser usado como adjetivo para descrever algo relacionado a seitas ou ao sectarismo.

A noun referring to a member of a sect, especially one with strong or extreme beliefs.

1. Member of a sectC1formal

   A person who belongs to a particular sect, especially a religious or political group with strict beliefs.

   Sectário

   • The sectarian refused to compromise on their core doctrines.
   • Historically, sectarians were often persecuted for their beliefs.
   • The debate was dominated by a vocal sectarian from the minority group.

   Sinônimosadherentfollowersectaristsectary