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apostolised

apostolised is the simple past and past participle of apostolise.

Meaning of apostolise

Verb

apostolise (third-person singular simple present apostolises, present participle apostolising, simple past and past participle apostolised)

  1. To proselytize.
    • I felt that it was almost as useless for Europeans to go out amongst the tribes of monkeys and spend their lives trying to bring them up to such a level of intelligence as is implied in the appreciation of the Christian religion, as for the Limanorans to apostolise amongst mankind, and struggle to...1903, Godfrey Sweven, Limanora: The Island of Progress, page 504
  2. To make sacred.
    • The evangelical independence with which the official arrangements of the Apostolic Church are represented, according to their very differing value for the kingdom of God, and which are declared not to be a 'binding law,' stands in edifying contrast with the new Popish zeal of many Protestant...1891, Samuel Ives Curtiss, Franz Delitzsch: A Memorial Tribute, page 90

Questions about apostolised

What is apostolised the simple past and past participle of?
Apostolised is the simple past and past participle of apostolise.

Words near apostolised in the dictionary

  1. apostolicness
  2. apostolics
  3. Apostolicship
  4. Apostolicships
  5. apostolise
  6. apostolised
  7. apostolises
  8. apostolising
  9. apostolize
  10. apostolized
  11. apostolizes

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