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anti-pagan

anti-pagan adjective: against or in opposition to paganism or pagan practices.

Adjective

anti-pagan (comparative more anti-pagan, superlative most anti-pagan)

  1. Against or in opposition to paganism or pagan practices.
    • The Christian followed on the Jewish and Egyptian Churches, and in this way a great tradition of sexual continence and anti-pagan morality came right down the centuries even into modern times.1920, Edward Carpenter, Pagan and Christian Creeds, New York: Harcourt, Brace and Co., published 1921, page 185

Forms of anti-pagan

comparativemore anti-pagan
superlativemost anti-pagan

Questions about anti-pagan

What does anti-pagan mean?
Anti-pagan means against or in opposition to paganism or pagan practices.
What part of speech is anti-pagan?
Anti-pagan is an adjective.

Words near anti-pagan in the dictionary

  1. anti-oil
  2. anti-organizational
  3. anti-ozonant
  4. anti-ozone
  5. anti-ozones
  6. anti-pagan
  7. anti-Palestinianism
  8. anti-parliamentarianism
  9. anti-particle
  10. anti-particles
  11. anti-passback

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