antidisestablishmentarianism
antidisestablishmentarianism — 名詞
1. a political doctrine, especially in 19th-century Britain, holding that a country
反政教分離
反對終止國家教會與政府正式關係的主張
a political doctrine, especially in 19th-century Britain, holding that a country's official national Church must keep its formal legal tie to the government, and that any proposal to remove that tie must be rejected
Tunde listened carefully as his professor explained how antidisestablishmentarianism shaped Victorian politics in Britain.
Tunde 仔細聽著教授解釋反政教分離主義如何影響了英國維多利亞時期的政治。
formal: used in historical/political discussion
The textbook devoted a full chapter to antidisestablishmentarianism and the Church of England in the 1880s.
這本教科書用了整整一章來討論反政教分離主義以及1880年代的英格蘭教會。
collocation: history textbook / chapter on [topic]
A crossword puzzle containing antidisestablishmentarianism sent Rin to an online dictionary for the answer.
一份填字謎題裡出現了 antidisestablishmentarianism,讓 Rin 上網查字典找答案。
Talia's grandmother, a history teacher for forty years, could explain antidisestablishmentarianism more clearly than any textbook.
Talia 的祖母教了四十年歷史,她解釋反政教分離主義比任何教科書都清楚。
Darius argued that antidisestablishmentarianism still influences modern debates about religion in public life.
Darius 認為,反政教分離主義至今仍影響著關於宗教在公共生活中角色的現代辯論。
- establishmentarianism
a shorter alternative that means the same thing — supporting an established Church — without the 'anti-dis-' prefix structure
- church-and-state conservatism
descriptive phrase rather than a single word; refers broadly to preserving traditional Church-state links
- disestablishmentarianism
the belief that the official link between Church and state should be ended
- secularism
the principle of separating religious institutions from government, which goes further than disestablishment
文法句型
uncountable noun; used with singular verb
用法筆記
Often used as a famous example of a very long English word. Most native speakers know the word for its length rather than for everyday use. In serious writing, prefer phrases such as "opposition to disestablishment" or "defence of the established Church".