apostatise

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• apostatise — (Brit.) v. abandon one s religion, be unfaithful to one s principles (also apostatize) …   English contemporary dictionary

• apostatise — verb abandon one s beliefs or allegiances • Syn: ↑apostatize, ↑tergiversate • Derivationally related forms: ↑tergiversation (for: ↑tergiversate), ↑apostate, ↑apostate …   Useful english dictionary

• apostatise — British variant of apostatize …   New Collegiate Dictionary

• apostatise — /əˈpɒstətaɪz/ (say uh postuhtuyz) verb (i) (apostatised, apostatising) to commit apostasy. Also, apostatize …  

• apostatised — apostatise (Brit.) v. abandon one s religion, be unfaithful to one s principles (also apostatize) …   English contemporary dictionary

• apostatises — apostatise (Brit.) v. abandon one s religion, be unfaithful to one s principles (also apostatize) …   English contemporary dictionary

• apostatising — apostatise (Brit.) v. abandon one s religion, be unfaithful to one s principles (also apostatize) …   English contemporary dictionary

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