Definition of rebaptist in English:

rebaptist

noun ˌriːˈbaptɪst

Christian Church depreciative, historical

= rebaptizer.

Origin

Mid 17th century; earliest use found in Book Common Prayer Vindicated. From re- + baptist, after rebaptize, rebaptism. Compare post-classical Latin rebaptista.

Definition of rebaptist in US English:

rebaptist

nounˌriːˈbaptɪst

Christian Church depreciative, historical

= rebaptizer.

Origin

Mid 17th century; earliest use found in Book Common Prayer Vindicated. From re- + baptist, after rebaptize, rebaptism. Compare post-classical Latin rebaptista.

单词	rebaptist
释义	Definition of rebaptist in English: rebaptist noun ˌriːˈbaptɪst Christian Church depreciative, historical = rebaptizer. Origin Mid 17th century; earliest use found in Book Common Prayer Vindicated. From re- + baptist, after rebaptize, rebaptism. Compare post-classical Latin rebaptista. Definition of rebaptist in US English: rebaptist nounˌriːˈbaptɪst Christian Church depreciative, historical = rebaptizer. Origin Mid 17th century; earliest use found in Book Common Prayer Vindicated. From re- + baptist, after rebaptize, rebaptism. Compare post-classical Latin rebaptista.
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