heretic

Converse of object

• burn: Can't stop to chat, I'm off to burn some heretics.
• consider: Not only was she officially still illegitimate, she was also considered a heretic.
• call: Maybe part of being liberal is a willingness to question every part of faith at the risk of being called a heretic.
• become: I have become a heretic on the question of EU expansion.
• persecute: The Church persecuted heretics, who denied the divinity of Jesus, into extinction.
• declare: Yet none of them has been declared a heretic or their books banned from our shelves.

Adjective modifier

• other: She suffered with three other heretics who had all offended in the same delicate point ( fn.
• first: One of the first heretics went by the name of Marcion.
• Arian: Since his opponents were Arian heretics, he is claimed as a Catholic martyr.
• certain: It is true that certain heretics in the 2nd century like Marcion rejected them.
• such: It may be that there have never been many such formal heretics.
• Albigensian: He was a friend of Saint Dominic, and persecuted the Albigensian heretics till his death in 1231.

Modifies a noun

• marcion: Somewhere about AD 150, the heretic Marcion arrived in Rome, and he probably died before 165.
• Pharaoh: Akenaten is vilified as the heretic Pharaoh and his name is erased from statues and monuments.
• point: Eric the Heretic points the finger of guilt What's the need for health care?

Noun used with modifier

• century: Again, already in the second century heretics were making capital out of the discrepancies between the Gospels. [ Iren.
• burning: When governments stopped burning heretics and witches, effigy burning remained as a threatening gesture of the mob.

Preposition: in

• century: It is true that certain heretics in the 2nd century like Marcion rejected them.

Preposition: of

• century: Listening to the program, one would never know why one of the skeptical heretics of the twentieth century simply will not go away.