† misreligionn.
Obsolete (archaic in later use).
False religion; an example of this.
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heathenessec900
heathenshipa1000
heathendomc1000
idolatrya1325
mammetryc1330
spiritual fornicationa1340
whoredomc1350
prepucya1382
miscreancea1393
imagery1395
gentility?a1425
paganismc1425
paganityc1450
prepucec1475
Mahometry1481
superstitiousness1526
uncircumcision1526
whoring1530
idolry1535
paynimhood1543
image-worshipping1544
paganrya1550
idololatry1550
gentilism1561
old religion1567
heathenishness1571
image worship1572
heathenry1577
irreligiousness?1577
idolatrousness1583
uncircumcisedness1583
irreligion1598
ethnicism1600
infidelity1603
superstition1603
heathenism1605
idolism1608
miscreancy1611
misreligion1623
Baalisma1625
iconolatry1624
idolomania1624
idolomany1624
idolizing1637
idol-worship1667
ethnicity1772
symbololatry1828
Baal-worship1834
irreligionism1843
gentiledom1844
triology1894
1623 Bp. J. Hall Best Bargaine 21 The eternall state of their soules hath not seemed too deare to cast away vpon an ill bargaine of mis-religion.
1648 Brit. Bell-man 1 Perjury and Lyes in their Mouths, Falshoods, Treasons, Misreligions in their hearts.
1888 C. M. Doughty Trav. Arabia Deserta II. xvii. 500 ‘Say on..if thou canst allege aught against me.’—‘well none, but thy misreligion.’
This entry has been updated (OED Third Edition, June 2002; most recently modified version published online March 2019).
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