anathemata

noun

Sayuh-nath-uh-MAH-tuhUS/əˌnæθəˈmɑtə/UK/əˌnæθəˈmɑːtə/

1 meaning of anathemata

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noun
Plural of anathema. This plural is rare and formal, and most people say anathemas.
Our history class read the anathemata issued by early church councils.
The book explains how church leaders used anathemata to punish people.

anathemata is a form of anathema

anathema, noun: A serious curse, especially an official one from a church, which may also shut someone out of the church. Full entry

Forms: anathemaanathemas pluralanathemata plural
Spelling: anathema → anathemata: irregular plural (no -s)

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