perverted.

That has renounced or abandoned a religious or political belief, principle, or affiliation; apostate; treacherous, disloyal.

Unfaithful to religious principles or creed, or to moral allegiance; renegade, infidel; rebellious.

Apostatized, apostate.

Chiefly Scottish = relapsed, adj. Obsolete.

Separated, parted; severed from the main body, schismatic, apostate; in Heraldry separated by a dividing line (cf. party, adj.). Obsolete.

That defies, resists, or refuses to recognize lawful or established authority; rebellious; (in later use) spec. designating a North American Indian…

Backsliding. Obsolete. rare.

Of the nature of apostates or apostasy; heretical.

Rebelling (against God); backsliding.

Apostatized, apostate.

Having renounced one's faith; apostate. Obsolete.

= apostate, adj. 1.

= apostatic, adj., apostate, adj.

Fallen away from a religious or spiritual position, ‘lapsed’: used in 17th cent. of ‘perverts’ to the Church of Rome, and also in the theological…

Having abandoned one's religious beliefs; apostate; spec. designating a Christian who has converted to Islam. Also: characteristic of or…

Unfaithful to duty or a person; false, apostate, treacherous. In predicative use. Usually with to (also †from) (one's duty, lord, moral duty, etc.).

Renouncing, recreant.

= apostate, adj.

= apostatizing, adj.

Of a person: Fallen or sunk into a lower grade, or a depraved condition; esp. fallen into sin, or from the faith (cf. collapsed, adj. 3); applied in…

Fallen from religious faith; become apostate.

Abandoning faith or principles; faithless.

Having abandoned one's religious beliefs; apostate; (also) characteristic of or characterized by apostasy.

Originally: of, belonging to, or relating to Diabolus (see sense A.) or his followers. More generally: that is a disciple or worshipper of the…

Falling away from the faith, relapsing into sin, apostate; also literal sliding or slipping back.

Of a person: that relapses into sin, error, or wrongdoing. Also of a sin or crime: †characterized by relapse (obsolete).

That has relapsed (into sin).