decatholicizev.
transitive. To deprive of catholicity or Catholicism; to divest of its catholic character.
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decatholicize1794
uncatholicize1806
1794 tr. A. Barruel Hist. Clergy during French Revol. i. 107 But then France would not have been decatholicised.
1867 Church Times 18 May 175/2 Means by which the Book of Common Prayer may be decatholicised.
1889 Catholic Union Gaz. 27 note If you wish to regenerate France, first decatholicise her.
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