n.异教徒，犯异端罪者，离经叛道者
adj.同“heretical”

原形：heretic复数：heretics

The medieval church considered anyone who dared to question its doctrines as a heretic.
中世纪的教会认为任何敢于质疑其教义的人都视为异端。
Galileo was once labeled a heretic for suggesting that the Earth revolves around the sun.
伽利略曾因提出地球绕太阳转的观点而被标榜为异端。
In the eyes of the conservative faction, his liberal views made him an outright heretic.
在保守派看来，他那自由主义的观点使他完全成了一个异端分子。
The book was banned for promoting what the authorities deemed heretical ideas.
这本书因宣扬当局认为是异端的思想而被禁止。
During the Inquisition, confessing to being a heretic could lead to a lesser punishment than being found out.
在宗教审判期间，主动承认是异端可能会比被查出后受到的惩罚要轻。
His heretical beliefs set him apart from the mainstream religious community.
他的异端信仰使他与主流宗教群体格格不入。
The philosopher's teachings were deemed so heretical that they were burned along with him.
那位哲学家的教导被认为是如此异端，以至于他和他的著作一起被焚烧。
She was accused of heresy for advocating for the equality of all religions.
她因为倡导所有宗教平等而被指控为异端。
The scientist's theory challenged centuries-old dogma, earning him the label of heretic among traditionalists.
那位科学家的理论挑战了几个世纪以来的教条，使他在传统主义者中获得了异端的称号。
In that society, even thinking differently could mark one as a heretic, leading to social exclusion.
在那个社会中，即使是思想上的不同也可能使人被视为异端，导致社交排斥。