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heresiography

[ huh-ree-zee-og-ruh-fee, -see-, her-uh-see- ]
/ həˌri ziˈɒg rə fi, -si-, ˌhɛr ə si- /

noun, plural he·re·si·og·ra·phies.

a treatise on heresy.

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Origin of heresiography

First recorded in 1635–45; heresy + -o- + -graphy

OTHER WORDS FROM heresiography

he·re·si·og·ra·pher, noun

Words nearby heresiography

hereon, Herero, heres, heresiarch, heresimach, heresiography, heresiologist, heresiology, heresthetic, here's to, heresy
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