Calvinizev.
a. intransitive. To follow Calvin, to teach Calvinism.
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Calvinize1659
1659 P. Heylyn Certamen Epistolare 175 He did not Arminianize in all things, I am sure he Calvinized in none.
1861 Q. Rev. 110 549 One brother Churchman was Romanising, or another Calvinising.
b. transitive. To imbue with Calvinism.
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Calvinize1862
1824 [see Calvinized adj. at Derivatives].
1862 Q. Rev. Apr. 325 The Calvinist has Calvinized..the services of his Church by his hymns.
Derivatives
Calvinized adj.
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Geneva1559
Genevian1565
Calvinian1566
Calvinistical1606
Calvinish1637
Huguenot1682
Calvinistic1820
Calvinized1824
Genevan1853
Huguenotic1897
1824 J. Macculloch Highlands & W. Isles II. 75 This Calvinised Country.
ˈCalvinizing adj.
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Genevating1593
Genevizinga1612
Calvinizing1829
1829 R. Southey Sir Thomas More (1831) II. 40 The Calvinizing Clergy.
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