antiapostle

/ˌæntiˈæpəstəl/

Definitions

1. noun

A person who rejects or opposes the teachings of an apostle, particularly in the context of Christianity.

“The theologian was labeled an antiapostle by the church for her criticisms of the apostolic tradition.”

2. noun

A person who acts against or counteracts the influence of an apostle, often in a negative or unhelpful way.

“The politician’s antiapostle stance on social justice issues alienated many of her supporters.”

Synonyms

  • critic
  • opponent

Antonyms

  • apostle
  • supporter