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Meanings of misbeliever in English
A person who holds religious beliefs in conflict with the dogma of the Roman Catholic Church.
Synonyms
Examples for "heretic"
Examples for "heretic"
1
The hour in which the priest would vent on heretic his wrath.
2
The heretic prostrated himself in adoration, and bade Conrad do the same.
3
The heretic was the one who did not accept the prevailing faith.
4
Fell hatred fills its pages for the persecutor and for the heretic.
5
Karl Ihmels laughs at the idea that he is an environmental heretic.
Usage of misbeliever in English
1
A 'miscreant,' at the first, meant simply a misbeliever.
2
He claimed he was being prevented from undertaking medical studies at UCD because he was a "misbeliever".
3
Yea, misbeliever as thou art, it is thine to vindicate thyself from blasphemy against the God thou shouldst adore.
4
Averroes himself was accused of having been first a Mussulman, then a Christian, then a Jew, and finally a misbeliever.
5
Now I should like to know, even from the mouth of a misbeliever, what part of my conduct warrants such a conclusion.
6
And the other way betokeneth the way of sinners and of misbelievers.
7
Use had taken away the horror with which misbelievers were elsewhere regarded.
8
All men who do not follow Mohammed are accursed misbelievers.
9
A holy war was proclaimed against the Egyptian misbelievers.
10
In 1204 Pope Innocent III appointed a papal delegate with authority to judge and punish misbelievers.
11
"He was an idol of the misbelievers, like the false god Mahound."
12
Down went the misbelievers; fast sped the bloody fight;
13
Life only, said Innocent III., was to be left to the sons of misbelievers, and that merely as an act of mercy.
14
"They don't like to come in contact with misbelievers."
15
And when he heard the summons he made no delay, but gathered together his kinsmen and his friends, and went against the misbelievers.
16
Y: But the misbelievers say: "Naught is this but a lie which he has forged, and others have helped him at it."