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apostatize
apostatize, v. (əˈpɒstətaɪz) [ad. late L. apostatīzā-re for earlier apostatāre, f. apostata: see -ize.] 1. To abandon or renounce one's religious faith or moral allegiance; to become an apostate.1611 Cotgr., Apostasier, to play th' Apostata, to Apostatize it. 1634–46 Row Hist. Kirk (1842) 373 Who wi... Oxford English Dictionary
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Saint Reparata
When she again refused to apostatize, she was decapitated. wikipedia.org
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apostatism
apostatism rare. (əˈpɒstətɪz(ə)m) [f. apostatize: see -ism.] The practice of apostatizing.1814 Sir R. Wilson Pr. Diary II. 308 If our arms do not prosper, we are damned for political apostatism. Oxford English Dictionary
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Ghébrē-Michael
De Jacobis was later released and in late 1854 the Orthodox bishop failed through torture to get him and the others to apostatize. Tewodros II was crowned as the king in 1855 and also sought to torture Ghébrē-Michael to get him to apostatize to no avail. wikipedia.org
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uncovenant
unˈcovenant, v. (un-2 3.)1643 W. Greenhill Axe at Root 8 Now the Lord did un⁓covenant them, un-church them, un-power them. 1679 C. Nesse Antid. agst. Popery 102 The Jews..did apostatize,..unchurching and uncovenanting themselves. 1881 Edin. Rev. Apr. 483 There it was that, so to speak, Carlyle un⁓co... Oxford English Dictionary
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Stephen Pongracz
Before dawn on 7 September, soldiers broke into their quarters and demanded that they apostatize and accept Calvinism. wikipedia.org
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apostate
▪ I. apostate, n. and a. (əˈpɒstət) Forms: 4– apostate, 7 apostat; also 4 apostota, 4–8 -tata, 5–6 appostita, -tata. [a. Fr. apostate and L. apostata, ad. Gr. ἀποστάτ-ης, n. of agent f. ἀποστα- (see apostasy). The L. apostata was by far the commoner form from 1350 to 1650, with pl. apostata(e)s.] A.... Oxford English Dictionary
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Peter, Andrew, Paul, and Denise
Andrew and Paul refused to apostatize and were tortured on the rack and then imprisoned. wikipedia.org
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Germanicus of Smyrna
But the young man refused to apostatize, and willingly embraced martyrdom. wikipedia.org
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pernize
† ˈpernize, v. Obs. rare. [See -ize.] = pern v.11611 Cotgr., Retourner sa robbe,..to Pernize, or Apostatize it; to play the turne-coat. Oxford English Dictionary
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Guillaume Courtet
In an attempt to make him apostatize, he was tortured by being submitted to the "torture of the water", the "torture of the alênes" (needles under the wikipedia.org
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champ grab the chantry you put it as much as you want to do anything so now we need to open your way through and one for them and within minutes of the apostatize
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Sabbas Stratelates
Martyrdom When the emperor learned that Saint Sabbas was a Christian, he demanded that he apostatize. wikipedia.org
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Martyr Saints of China
He refused to apostatize, saying that he was a priest and wanted to be faithful to the religion that he had preached. Returning to his homeland he was arrested again and refused to apostatize. wikipedia.org
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Bassianus of Lodi
Bassianus's father, who wanted his son to apostatize, asked him to return to Syracuse. wikipedia.org
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