Heretic
Heretic noun - A person who believes, teaches, or advocates something opposed to accepted beliefs.
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Synonyms for Heretic
Rebelled and heretic are semantically related In some cases you can replace term "Rebelled" with "Heretic", this nouns are similar.
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Related pairs
- renegade and heretic
- renegade and rebelled
- recreant and heretic
- recreant and rebelled
- deserter and heretic
- deserter and rebelled
- independent and heretic
- independent and rebelled
- agitator and heretic
- agitator and rebelled
- nonconformist and heretic
- nonconformist and rebelled
- individualist and heretic
- individualist and rebelled
Both words in one sentence
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However, the heretic whom he punished by turning into the Spirit-Eater is said in-game to have rebelled hundreds of years ago.
Source: Writers Cannot Do Math -
Satanic Archetype: Vennat is a divine being who rebelled against the rest of his kind and is thus considered a "heretic" by them.
Source: Video Game / Final Fantasy XII - In the backstory of Kult: Heretic Kingdoms, Taryn Arkor, despite being a descendant of the hero who killed God, established himself as the head of a theocracy before being rebelled against (and then backstabbed by his Chancellor).
Source: The Theocracy
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