apostatical

/ˌæpəˈstætɪkəl/ or /əˈpɒstətɪkəl/

Definitions

1. adjective

relating to or characteristic of an apostate, especially a person who has rejected or abandoned a particular faith, cause, or allegiance.

“The apostatical tendencies of the former cult member were a source of concern for the community.”

2. noun

a person who has rejected or abandoned a particular faith, cause, or allegiance.

“The apostatical individual was shunned by their former community.”

Synonyms

  • apostate
  • heretic
  • renegade

Antonyms

  • devout
  • faithful
  • loyal