English Dictionary

Genevate

動詞

To convert to puritanism (as it was practiced in Geneva).

日本語の意味

ジュネーヴで実践されたピューリタン主義に改宗する

During the reforms, the magistrates moved quickly to Genevate the town, enforcing Geneva-style austerity.

改革期に、治安判事たちは町をジュネーブ式のピューリタン主義に改宗させるために迅速に動き、厳格な禁欲を強制した。

意味（1）

To convert to puritanism (as it was practiced in Geneva).

Of Orthodox Churches and standards of Orthodox belief, he speaks in a tone more free than might have been anticipated: "Againe, if Orthodox Churches (yea the most Orthodox) are so infallible that our faith must be resolved in part into their commentaries, expositions, &c., how cometh it to passe that some do differ in Church discipline from so many reformed Churches, both from Geneva, Zurich, Scotland, Low Countries, &c. that they neither scotize it with the Scot, nor Genevate it with the zealous town of Geneva, they fall, it may be, under reproof, in not agreeing with, but discording the judgement and practise of the best and reformed and Orthodox Churches in discipline.

Genevates （ present singular third-person ）

Genevating （ participle present ）

Genevated （ participle past ）

Genevated （ past ）