theopolitical
theopolitical adjective: of or relating to religion and politics.
Adjective
theopolitical (comparative more theopolitical, superlative most theopolitical)
- Of or relating to religion and politics.
- Joan Jibbs of DARE [Dykes Against Racism Everywhere] underscored the Right's ability to use its theopolitical attack on abortion to fan the flames of legal and social violence against minorities.1982 August 7, Wally Sillanpoa, “Thousands Rally At Cherry Hill For Free Choice”, in Gay Community News, page 1
Forms of theopolitical
| comparative | more theopolitical |
|---|---|
| superlative | most theopolitical |
Origin of theopolitical
From theo- + political.
Questions about theopolitical
- What does theopolitical mean?
- Theopolitical means of or relating to religion and politics.
- What part of speech is theopolitical?
- Theopolitical is an adjective.
Words near theopolitical in the dictionary
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