rebaptism

/riːˈbæptɪzəm/

Definitions

1. noun

The act or practice of baptizing someone who has already been baptized

“The church was divided over the issue of rebaptism, with some believing it was necessary for converts from other faiths.”

2. noun

A baptism performed on someone who has already been baptized

“The pastor was opposed to rebaptism, arguing that it was unnecessary for those who had already been baptized as infants.”

Synonyms

  • reconversion
  • rededication

Antonyms

  • reaffirmation