anticonversion (C1)
noun
Pronunciation: ˌæn.ti.kənˈvɜː.ʃən
Definition
Opposition to or actions taken against the process of changing one's beliefs, especially religious faith, from one to another.
Examples
The government enacted laws promoting anticonversion to maintain religious stability.
Activists organized rallies to protest against the country's strict anticonversion policies.
His speech focused on the ethical implications of anticonversion measures in a free society.
How to Use anticonversion
- anticonversion measures (collocation)
- Actions or policies designed to prevent religious conversion. — "The report detailed the severe anticonversion measures implemented by the regime."
- anticonversion laws (collocation)
- Legislation that prohibits or restricts religious conversion. — "Human rights groups condemned the country's new anticonversion laws."
- anticonversion campaign (collocation)
- An organized effort to oppose or prevent religious conversion. — "The religious minority launched an anticonversion campaign to protect its members."
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