Protestantize

English Alternative forms en Protestantise en protestantise en protestantize Etymology From en Protestant ize. Verb en transitive To make Protestant; to convert to Protestantism. en 1918 w:Willa Cather w:My Ántonia Boston Houghton Mifflin 12 99 http://www.gutenberg.org/files/19810/19810-h/19810-h.html There had been nothing strange about the [Christmas] tree before, but now, with some one kneeling before it,—images, candles, … Grandfather merely put his finger-tips to his brow and bowed his venerable head, thus Protestantizing the atmosphere. en intransitive To become Protestant; to convert to Protestantism. en 1956 w:Fletcher Pratt The Battles That Changed History Garden City, NY Dolphin Chapter 9, section 7, p. 193 https://archive.org/details/battlesthatchang00prat Before the Reformation, whatever wars took place, there remained throughout Europe the underlying concept of an essential unity of Christendom, an idea that all states still formed part of a common body. Even after it, when Charles V came to an agreement with the Protestantizing princes of the empire in 1555, that idea and ideal remained. Antonyms en de-Protestantize en un-Protestantize Derived terms en Protestantization en de-Protestantization en re-Protestantization en re-Protestantize Translations make Protestant French: fr protestantiser German: de protestantisieren, de protestantisch machen Italian: it protestantizzare Vietnamese: vi Tin Lành hóa, vi Tin Lành hoá become Protestant French: fr se protestantiser German: de zum Protestantismus konvertieren, de protestantisch werden Italian: it protestantizzarsi Vietnamese: vi Tin Lành hóa, vi Tin Lành hoá See also en Catholicize en Christianize