Associations to the word «Apostate»
Noun
- Julian
- Renegade
- Islam
- Khalid
- Constantine
- Judaism
- Muslim
- Sunni
- Christian
- Traitor
- Inquisition
- Christianity
- Emperor
- Convert
- Prophet
- Faith
- Abu
- Sect
- Communion
- Punishment
- Jews
- Apostle
- Narrative
- Priest
- Religion
- Heretic
- Execution
- Doctrine
- Idol
- Reign
- Sin
- Roman
- Bin
- Christ
- Penalty
- Rome
- Church
- Scholar
- God
- Atonement
- Belief
- Bishop
- Jihad
- Blasphemy
- Shia
- Ad
- Adventist
- Laden
- Persecution
- Al
- Empire
- Penance
- Jew
- Compulsion
- Talmud
- Witness
- Atheist
- Oration
- Martyr
- Pagan
- Heresy
- Ex
- Allah
- Catholicism
- Claudius
- Martyrdom
- Christendom
- Protestantism
- Quran
- Medina
- Sinner
- Vidal
- Coercion
- Babylon
- Edict
- Grayson
- Heaven
- Caliphate
- Antioch
Adjective
Wiktionary
APOSTATE, adjective. Guilty of apostasy.
APOSTATE, noun. A person who has renounced a religion or faith.
APOSTATE, noun. (Roman Catholicism) One who, after having received sacred orders, renounces his clerical profession.
Dictionary definition
APOSTATE, noun. A disloyal person who betrays or deserts his cause or religion or political party or friend etc..
APOSTATE, adjective. Not faithful to religion or party or cause.
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