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AH020387 Posted 16 years ago
Vocabulary
Apostatise VS renegade
What is the difference between apostatise and renegade?
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Hi, apostatize - is an uncommon verb, at least outside religious circles. There are also adjectives. apostate - noun one who abandons one's religion or loyalty.
- Hi, apostatize - is an uncommon verb, at least outside religious circles.
- There are also adjectives.
- apostate - noun one who abandons one's religion or loyalty.
- eg After 50 years as a member of the Catholoc Church, he became an apostate.
- It's an uncommon word.
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Hi,
apostatize - is an uncommon verb, at least outside religious circles.
Let's consider the noun forms.There are also adjectives.
apostate - noun one who abandons one's religion or loyalty.
eg After 50 years as a member of the Catholoc Church, he became an apostate.
It's an uncommon word.
To
apostatize - is an uncommon verb, at least outside religious circles.
Let's consider the noun forms.There are also adjectives.
apostate - noun one who abandons one's religion or loyalty.
eg After 50 years as a member of the Catholoc Church, he became an apostate.
It's an uncommon word.
To
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