schismatic
/skɪzˈmætɪk/
noun
- A person who causes or supports a division within a group, especially a religious one.
- The group of schismatics held their own meetings apart from the main congregation.
- The schismatic was expelled from the church for starting a new movement.
- Historians describe him as a schismatic who broke away from the main party.
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adjective
- Relating to or causing a division or split within a group.
- The schismatic leader convinced many followers to leave the organization.
- Their schismatic actions weakened the unity of the community.
- The council tried to prevent any schismatic movements from forming.
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