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Apostatise, often spelled as apostatize, is a verb that is derived from the noun "apostate." It refers to the act of renouncing or abandoning one's religious, political, or ideological beliefs, principles, or faith. When an individual apostatises, they purposefully and willfully turn away from their previous commitments or affiliations, choosing to no longer identify or adhere to the established doctrines, philosophies, or dogmas associated with a specific belief system.
The act of apostatising can manifest in various ways such as publicly declaring one's disassociation from a particular religion, political party, or movement, or even privately rejecting the tenets and values that were previously embraced. This abandonment is often seen as a significant deviation from the norm or established tradition, and it may elicit a wide array of reactions, ranging from disappointment to anger, within the respective community or group.
Historically, apostasy has been viewed differently across different societies and institutions, with some condemning it as a betrayal or act of heresy, while others value individual freedom and personal autonomy, even in matters of faith or ideology. It is important to note that apostatising is a personal decision, typically driven by a change in beliefs, convictions, or experiences that lead one to disengage from a particular belief system or community.
Overall, apostatise denotes a deliberate departure from a previously held set of beliefs and represents an individual's conscious effort to disassociate themselves from a specific ideology, religion, or political group.
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To forsake a former profession or belief.
Etymological and pronouncing dictionary of the English language. By Stormonth, James, Phelp, P. H. Published 1874.
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