noun

heresy

heresy

He was accused of heresy for his beliefs.

He was accused of heresy for his beliefs.

To say that is heresy in this company.

To say that is heresy in this company.

((heresy)) used as a subject or object Heresy was a serious crime.

((to be accused of)) ((heresy)) to be charged with heresy He was accused of heresy.

Synonyms: dissent, nonconformity, blasphemy; Antonyms: orthodoxy, conformity

From Greek 'hairesis' meaning 'a choice, a school of thought'.

It sounds like 'here I say'. A heretic is someone who says, 'Here I say something different from the established belief.'

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