antichristian
- noun
- /ˌæntiˈkraɪstʃən/
- Offensive
- Some antichristians argue that traditional values are outdated.
Examples
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The group was labeled antichristian for protesting outside the church.
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Some writings were considered antichristian and banned by the authorities.
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He faced criticism for his openly antichristian views in a religious community.
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The antichristian movement has gained attention in recent years.
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He faced criticism for his openly antichristian views in a religious community.
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The group was labeled antichristian for protesting outside the church.
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Some writings were considered antichristian and banned by the authorities.
Antonyms
How Hostile
Surface Forms
Etymology
Antichristian as a noun names a person or group who is 'against' or opposed to Christianity. The parts anti- 'against' and Christian 'Christ' or 'Christianity' explain why the word means someone or some group that stands against that faith.