heresy — belief or opinion contrary to orthodox religious doctrine
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: belief or opinion contrary to orthodox religious doctrine
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈherəsi/
Korean meaning: 정통 종교 교리에 반하는 믿음이나 의견, 이단
Korean pronunciation: **헤**러시
Example Sentences
- Suggesting pineapple pizza is delicious would be heresy in Italy.
- Galileo was accused of heresy for supporting the heliocentric model.
- In our coffee-obsessed office, drinking tea is considered heresy.
heresy
NOUN//ˈherəsi//
belief or opinion contrary to orthodox religious doctrine
A scholar faces condemnation for expressing heresy against church doctrine
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Her heresy brings prophecy and ecstasy!
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Origin
From Old French 'heresie', derived from Latin 'haeresis', which came from Greek 'hairesis' meaning 'a choosing' or 'a sect'. The term evolved to mean a religious doctrine or belief chosen contrary to orthodox teaching.
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“Suggesting pineapple pizza is delicious would be heresy in Italy.”
“Galileo was accused of heresy for supporting the heliocentric model.”
“In our coffee-obsessed office, drinking tea is considered heresy.”
“The professor's radical theories were dismissed as academic heresy.”
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