Genevates
Genevates is the third-person singular simple present indicative of Genevate.
Meaning of Genevate
Verb
Genevate (third-person singular simple present Genevates, present participle Genevating, simple past and past participle Genevated)
- To convert to puritanism (as it was practiced in Geneva).
- Of Orthodox Churches and standards of Orthodox belief, he speaks in a tone more free than might have been anticipated: "Againe, if Orthodox Churches (yea the most Orthodox) are so infallible that our faith must be resolved in part into their commentaries, expositions, &c., how cometh it to passe...1869 November, Rev. Doctor Gillett, “A Chapter in New England Theological Controversy”, in The Historical Magazine, volume 6, number 5, page 293.
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- Genevates is the third-person singular simple present indicative of Genevate.
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