heretically
/həˈrɛtɪkli/
adverb
- In a manner that goes against the official teachings of a religion, especially Christianity.
- The text was written heretically, openly challenging the authority of the pope.
- The monk spoke heretically about the nature of the soul, alarming his superiors.
- She was accused of behaving heretically by performing rituals not approved by the church.
- In a way that opposes or challenges widely accepted opinions, standards, or practices.
- He argued heretically that the company's most profitable product should be discontinued.
- The artist heretically painted portraits using only shades of blue, defying convention.
- The chef heretically added pineapple to the traditional recipe, shocking purists.
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