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antipapacy

noun

Etymology

From anti- + papacy.

  1. derived from papa#Latin:_dad, daddy, father — “pope”
  2. derived from pāpātia
  3. inherited from papacie
  4. prefixed as antipapacy — “anti + papacy”

Definitions

  1. antipapism

    antipapism; the office or reign of an antipope

    • As the author has established, what must make one cautious about such a judgement is the fact that the time was past for an antipapacy installed by the emperor.
    • […] instead of thoroughgoing reforms, the actions of that council culminated in the formation of another—the last—antipapacy (Felix V, reigned 1439–49).

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sense glosses and etymology drawn from English Wiktionary · source · CC-BY-SA