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cathar

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Synonyms: cathay, cathal, cathan, cather, athar, catha, cachar, caphar, cahar, cathair

Antonyms: cathay, cathal, cathan, cather, athar, catha, cachar, caphar, cahar, cathair

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Noun

  1. A member of certain so self-styled [[Novatian]] and other [[medieval]] [[Christian]] [[sect]]s embracing a form of [[dualism]] and extraordinary practices [[purportedly]] adhering to [[Mary Magdalene]]'s teachings, persecuted by [[Roman Catholic]]s as [[heretic]]s.

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