Definition of Christianist in English:

Christianist

noun ˈkrɪstʃənɪstˈkrɪstʃənəst

An advocate or supporter of fundamentalist Christian beliefs.
radical Christianists
Example sentencesExamples
- He invites Christians to separate themselves from the Christianists.
- "Tolerance" to a Christianist means several things, most of which they oppose.
- They see in him the incarnation of the Christianist, which is a sort of swear word meaning "Christians who say things I dislike."
- Christianists, of course, are free to call themselves whatever they like.
- No Christianist would disagree with what she's written here.

adjective ˈkrɪstʃənɪstˈkrɪstʃənəst

Relating to, advocating, or supporting fundamentalist Christian beliefs.
Christianist voters
the Christianist point of view
Example sentencesExamples
- Look at the infiltration of science and health programs with Christianist propaganda.
- There is the wholesale, near-invisible adoption of at least some portions of a Christianist worldview by even the most mainstream media.
- We can confront them to a great extent on Christianist morality, or rather the lack of any.
- I had heard that the article gave succor to Christianist arguments against science.
- You will find there a succinct discussion of the reasoning behind the modern Christianist movement.

Origin

1990s: from Christian + -ist.

Definition of Christianist in US English:

Christianist

nounˈkrɪstʃənəstˈkrisCHənəst

An advocate or supporter of fundamentalist Christian beliefs.
radical Christianists
Example sentencesExamples
- "Tolerance" to a Christianist means several things, most of which they oppose.
- They see in him the incarnation of the Christianist, which is a sort of swear word meaning "Christians who say things I dislike."
- No Christianist would disagree with what she's written here.
- He invites Christians to separate themselves from the Christianists.
- Christianists, of course, are free to call themselves whatever they like.

adjectiveˈkrɪstʃənəstˈkrisCHənəst

Relating to, advocating, or supporting fundamentalist Christian beliefs.
Christianist voters
the Christianist point of view
Example sentencesExamples
- Look at the infiltration of science and health programs with Christianist propaganda.
- I had heard that the article gave succor to Christianist arguments against science.
- You will find there a succinct discussion of the reasoning behind the modern Christianist movement.
- There is the wholesale, near-invisible adoption of at least some portions of a Christianist worldview by even the most mainstream media.
- We can confront them to a great extent on Christianist morality, or rather the lack of any.

Origin

1990s: from Christian + -ist.

单词	Christianist
释义	Definition of Christianist in English: Christianist noun ˈkrɪstʃənɪstˈkrɪstʃənəst US An advocate or supporter of fundamentalist Christian beliefs. radical Christianists Example sentencesExamples He invites Christians to separate themselves from the Christianists. "Tolerance" to a Christianist means several things, most of which they oppose. They see in him the incarnation of the Christianist, which is a sort of swear word meaning "Christians who say things I dislike." Christianists, of course, are free to call themselves whatever they like. No Christianist would disagree with what she's written here. adjective ˈkrɪstʃənɪstˈkrɪstʃənəst US Relating to, advocating, or supporting fundamentalist Christian beliefs. Christianist voters the Christianist point of view Example sentencesExamples Look at the infiltration of science and health programs with Christianist propaganda. There is the wholesale, near-invisible adoption of at least some portions of a Christianist worldview by even the most mainstream media. We can confront them to a great extent on Christianist morality, or rather the lack of any. I had heard that the article gave succor to Christianist arguments against science. You will find there a succinct discussion of the reasoning behind the modern Christianist movement. Origin 1990s: from Christian + -ist. Definition of Christianist in US English: Christianist nounˈkrɪstʃənəstˈkrisCHənəst US An advocate or supporter of fundamentalist Christian beliefs. radical Christianists Example sentencesExamples "Tolerance" to a Christianist means several things, most of which they oppose. They see in him the incarnation of the Christianist, which is a sort of swear word meaning "Christians who say things I dislike." No Christianist would disagree with what she's written here. He invites Christians to separate themselves from the Christianists. Christianists, of course, are free to call themselves whatever they like. adjectiveˈkrɪstʃənəstˈkrisCHənəst US Relating to, advocating, or supporting fundamentalist Christian beliefs. Christianist voters the Christianist point of view Example sentencesExamples Look at the infiltration of science and health programs with Christianist propaganda. I had heard that the article gave succor to Christianist arguments against science. You will find there a succinct discussion of the reasoning behind the modern Christianist movement. There is the wholesale, near-invisible adoption of at least some portions of a Christianist worldview by even the most mainstream media. We can confront them to a great extent on Christianist morality, or rather the lack of any. Origin 1990s: from Christian + -ist.
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