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untheologize

untheologize verb: to remove the theology from.

Verb

untheologize (third-person singular simple present untheologizes, present participle untheologizing, simple past and past participle untheologized)

  1. (rare, transitive) To remove the theology from.
    • […] as the Chief Justice gives out that he is only waiting the Bishop's arrival to bring forward some strong measures touching the College, and tending to untheologize it.1890, George Mather, Charles John Blagg, Bishop Rawle: A Memoir, page 47

Forms of untheologize

third-person singular presentuntheologizes
present participleuntheologizing
past participleuntheologized
pastuntheologized

Origin of untheologize

From un- + theologize.

Questions about untheologize

What does untheologize mean?
Untheologize means to remove the theology from.
What part of speech is untheologize?
Untheologize is a verb.
What is the past tense of untheologize?
The past tense of untheologize is untheologized.

Words near untheologize in the dictionary

  1. unthematizable
  2. unthematized
  3. unthemed
  4. untheological
  5. untheologically
  6. untheologize
  7. untheologized
  8. untheologizes
  9. untheologizing
  10. untheoretic
  11. untheoretical

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