How Do You Spell UNCHRISTIANISE?

Pronunciation: [ʌnkɹˈɪsʃi͡ənˌa͡ɪz] (IPA)

The word "unchristianise" is spelled with the prefix "un-" and the root word "Christianise". The word means to remove the Christian character or influence from something. The phonetic transcription of this word is /ʌnˈkrɪs.tʃə.naɪz/ where the stress is on the second syllable. The IPA symbols used in this transcription are as follows: /ʌ/ for the vowel sound in "up", /ˈkrɪs.tʃə.naɪz/ for the stressed syllables in the word and /z/ for the voiced "s" sound at the end of the word.

UNCHRISTIANISE Meaning and Definition

1. The term "unchristianise" refers to the act of removing or deviating from the principles, beliefs, or practices associated with Christianity. It encompasses the deliberate action of eradicating or discrediting the tenets, religious values, or moral teachings of Christianity in a particular context or society.

   The process of unchristianising often involves challenging or rejecting traditional Christian doctrines, rituals, or customs. It may include adopting alternative belief systems or religious practices that are incompatible with Christianity, or promoting secular or atheistic ideologies that undermine or deny the core teachings of Christian faith.

   This term can also be used to describe the societal or cultural shifts that occur when Christian influence or values decline or are replaced with different perspectives. Unchristianisation can manifest in various ways, such as the decline in religious observance, the abandonment of Christian moral standards, or the erosion of Christian symbols and traditions within a given community or society.

   The concept of unchristianise is not limited to specific historical periods or regions; it can occur in any context where there is a deliberate effort to distance oneself or a society from Christianity or to challenge its influence. It is a term that captures processes of secularization, religious syncretism, or the decline of Christian influence, often explored within the study of religious sociology, cultural anthropology, or the history of religions.

2. To turn from the Christian faith.

   Etymological and pronouncing dictionary of the English language. By Stormonth, James, Phelp, P. H. Published 1874.

Common Misspellings for UNCHRISTIANISE

• unchristianize
• un christianize
• ynchristianise
• hnchristianise
• jnchristianise
• inchristianise
• 8nchristianise
• 7nchristianise
• ubchristianise
• umchristianise
• ujchristianise
• uhchristianise
• unxhristianise
• unvhristianise
• unfhristianise
• undhristianise
• uncgristianise
• uncbristianise
• uncnristianise
• uncjristianise

Etymology of UNCHRISTIANISE

The word "unchristianise" is derived from the root word "Christian", which originates from the Greek word "Christianos" (Χριστιανός). This term initially referred to followers of Jesus Christ and was later adopted into various languages, including English. The prefix "un-" is added to "Christianise" to form the word "unchristianise", indicating the opposite or reversal of the process of making something Christian or conforming to Christian principles.

Conjugate verb Unchristianise

CONDITIONAL

I would unchristianise

you would unchristianise

he/she/it would unchristianise

we would unchristianise

they would unchristianise

CONDITIONAL CONTINUOUS

I would be unchristianising

you would be unchristianising

he/she/it would be unchristianising

we would be unchristianising

they would be unchristianising

CONDITIONAL PERFECT

I would have unchristianise

you would have unchristianise

he/she/it would have unchristianise

we would have unchristianise

they would have unchristianise

CONDITIONAL PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I would have been unchristianising

you would have been unchristianising

he/she/it would have been unchristianising

we would have been unchristianising

they would have been unchristianising

FUTURE

I will unchristianise

you will unchristianise

he/she/it will unchristianise

we will unchristianise

they will unchristianise

FUTURE CONTINUOUS

I will be unchristianising

you will be unchristianising

he/she/it will be unchristianising

we will be unchristianising

they will be unchristianising

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have unchristianised

you will have unchristianised

he/she/it will have unchristianised

we will have unchristianised

they will have unchristianised

FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I will have been unchristianising

you will have been unchristianising

he/she/it will have been unchristianising

we will have been unchristianising

they will have been unchristianising

IMPERATIVE

you unchristianise

we let´s unchristianise

NONFINITE VERB FORMS

to unchristianise

PAST

I unchristianised

you unchristianised

he/she/it unchristianised

we unchristianised

they unchristianised

PAST CONTINUOUS

I was unchristianising

you were unchristianising

he/she/it was unchristianising

we were unchristianising

they were unchristianising

PAST PARTICIPLE

unchristianised

PAST PERFECT

I had unchristianised

you had unchristianised

he/she/it had unchristianised

we had unchristianised

they had unchristianised

PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I had been unchristianising

you had been unchristianising

he/she/it had been unchristianising

we had been unchristianising

they had been unchristianising

PRESENT

I unchristianise

you unchristianise

he/she/it unchristianises

we unchristianise

they unchristianise

PRESENT CONTINUOUS

I am unchristianising

you are unchristianising

he/she/it is unchristianising

we are unchristianising

they are unchristianising

PRESENT PARTICIPLE

unchristianising

PRESENT PERFECT

I have unchristianised

you have unchristianised

he/she/it has unchristianised

we have unchristianised

they have unchristianised

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I have been unchristianising

you have been unchristianising

he/she/it has been unchristianising

we have been unchristianising

they have been unchristianising