Definition of sect in English:

sect

noun sɛktsɛkt

1A group of people with somewhat different religious beliefs (typically regarded as heretical) from those of a larger group to which they belong.
教派（多指异端教派）
Example sentencesExamples
- Now: imagine that X is not a religion, but a sect within a religion.
- If small churches and dissenting sects thrived in the slums, the great current was active or passive disbelief.
- He rattled off the names of various Muslim sects, both Shia and Sunni.
- Christianity originated in the Middle East and was originally a sect of Judaism.
- One sect believes gay marriage is against religion, so ban it.
- In fact there are groups of vampires that celebrate each religion, all sects of Christianity included.
- Later, the contemplation on the nine stages became associated with the Zen sect that focused on meditation practice.
- I have visions of his being arrested and incarcerated indefinitely by the Americans, or joining a fundamentalist Sunni sect.
- Did you know that Hasidic Jews are considered a mystical sect of Judaism?
- Most of the Korean Buddhists sects were founded after the liberation from the Japanese in 1945.
- From about 100 to 337, the Church in the Empire remained an illegal and persecuted sect.
- The main sects of the Islamic religion practiced in this region are Sunni and Shi'a.
- Sadhus belong to many different sects or orders.
- Well, we are still bickering about the rights of the sects of Christianity within our constitution.
- For instance, there were families, which did not mind much about the brides and bridegrooms belonging to different sects.
- In the U.S., some Protestant fundamentalist sects still ban any shaking of your money maker.
- The teachings of these splinter sects did not catch on in any significant way among the Jews.
- The couple have become devotees of the mystical sect of Judaism - Kabbalah.
- She also turned to Catholicism and various Christian sects at this time in her search for truth.
- Christians had gone astray and corrupted the God's scriptures by dividing into different sects and beliefs.
Synonyms
cult, religious cult, religious group, faith community, denomination, persuasion, religious order
1. 1.1derogatory A group that has separated from an established Church; a nonconformist Church.
  〈常贬〉（分裂出去的）教派；非国教的新教派
  two of the older sects—the Congregationalists and the Baptists—were able to increase their membership dramatically
  Example sentencesExamples
  As Baptists, our beginnings are traced to dissenting sects of English and European Protestants.
  The confused situation gave dissenting sects the opportunity to establish themselves.
  Three chapters look at various abuses of power by the leaders of newly founded sects.
  The result was an increasing number of breakaway sects, of which Buddhism and Jainism were probably the most successful.
  Scotland was chosen as the film's setting because of its fundamentalist religious sects and remote communities.
  Synonyms
  cult, religious cult, religious group, faith community, denomination, persuasion, religious order
2. 1.2 A philosophical or political group, especially one regarded as extreme or dangerous.
  （尤指被认为极端或危险的）哲学学派；党派
  a sect of anarchists
  Example sentencesExamples
  This was undertaken by far-left groups - small Trotskyist and Maoist sects that were moving far ahead of the mainstream.
  Similarly, those sect members already in Iceland wouldn't have been detained or had their movement restricted.
  First, liberalism is the American sect of the international religion of socialism.
  They have tightened security measures to control the influence of extreme political sects among the uprooted multitudes.
  The dystopian political program of this utterly marginal, extremist sect has absolutely no traction with anyone of significance.
  But his lecture was mainly aimed at a powerful sect called the middle-class liberals.

Origin

Middle English: from Old French secte or Latin secta, literally 'following', hence 'faction, party', from the stem of sequi 'follow'.

second from Middle English:
This comes from Latin secundus ‘following, second’, from sequi ‘to follow’, which gives its base sense. The time word (Late Middle English) is from medieval Latin secunda (minuta) ‘second (minute)’, referring to the ‘second’ operation of dividing an hour by 60. The verb (early 19th century) as in seconded the motion is from French en second ‘in the second rank (of officers)’. The use was originally military involving the removal of an officer temporarily from his regiment to an extra-regimental appointment. Sect (Middle English), originally ‘a following’ is also from sequi, as is persecute (Late Middle English) ‘to follow with hostility’, and sequel.

Rhymes

affect, bisect, bull-necked, collect, confect, connect, correct, defect, deflect, deject, detect, direct, effect, eject, elect, erect, expect, infect, inflect, inject, inspect, interconnect, interject, intersect, misdirect, neglect, object, perfect, project, prospect, protect, reflect, reject, respect, resurrect, select, subject, suspect, transect, unchecked, Utrecht

Definition of sect in US English:

sect

nounsektsɛkt

1A group of people with somewhat different religious beliefs (typically regarded as heretical) from those of a larger group to which they belong.
教派（多指异端教派）
Example sentencesExamples
- The teachings of these splinter sects did not catch on in any significant way among the Jews.
- Most of the Korean Buddhists sects were founded after the liberation from the Japanese in 1945.
- Did you know that Hasidic Jews are considered a mystical sect of Judaism?
- Later, the contemplation on the nine stages became associated with the Zen sect that focused on meditation practice.
- She also turned to Catholicism and various Christian sects at this time in her search for truth.
- From about 100 to 337, the Church in the Empire remained an illegal and persecuted sect.
- He rattled off the names of various Muslim sects, both Shia and Sunni.
- The couple have become devotees of the mystical sect of Judaism - Kabbalah.
- Now: imagine that X is not a religion, but a sect within a religion.
- I have visions of his being arrested and incarcerated indefinitely by the Americans, or joining a fundamentalist Sunni sect.
- One sect believes gay marriage is against religion, so ban it.
- Christians had gone astray and corrupted the God's scriptures by dividing into different sects and beliefs.
- Well, we are still bickering about the rights of the sects of Christianity within our constitution.
- If small churches and dissenting sects thrived in the slums, the great current was active or passive disbelief.
- The main sects of the Islamic religion practiced in this region are Sunni and Shi'a.
- Sadhus belong to many different sects or orders.
- Christianity originated in the Middle East and was originally a sect of Judaism.
- In the U.S., some Protestant fundamentalist sects still ban any shaking of your money maker.
- In fact there are groups of vampires that celebrate each religion, all sects of Christianity included.
- For instance, there were families, which did not mind much about the brides and bridegrooms belonging to different sects.
Synonyms
cult, religious cult, religious group, faith community, denomination, persuasion, religious order
1. 1.1derogatory A group that has separated from an established Church; a nonconformist Church.
  〈常贬〉（分裂出去的）教派；非国教的新教派
  Example sentencesExamples
  The confused situation gave dissenting sects the opportunity to establish themselves.
  The result was an increasing number of breakaway sects, of which Buddhism and Jainism were probably the most successful.
  Scotland was chosen as the film's setting because of its fundamentalist religious sects and remote communities.
  Three chapters look at various abuses of power by the leaders of newly founded sects.
  As Baptists, our beginnings are traced to dissenting sects of English and European Protestants.
  Synonyms
  cult, religious cult, religious group, faith community, denomination, persuasion, religious order
2. 1.2 A philosophical or political group, especially one regarded as extreme or dangerous.
  （尤指被认为极端或危险的）哲学学派；党派
  Example sentencesExamples
  This was undertaken by far-left groups - small Trotskyist and Maoist sects that were moving far ahead of the mainstream.
  But his lecture was mainly aimed at a powerful sect called the middle-class liberals.
  They have tightened security measures to control the influence of extreme political sects among the uprooted multitudes.
  The dystopian political program of this utterly marginal, extremist sect has absolutely no traction with anyone of significance.
  Similarly, those sect members already in Iceland wouldn't have been detained or had their movement restricted.
  First, liberalism is the American sect of the international religion of socialism.

Origin

Middle English: from Old French secte or Latin secta, literally ‘following’, hence ‘faction, party’, from the stem of sequi ‘follow’.

词汇	sect
释义	Definition of sect in English: sect noun sɛktsɛkt 1A group of people with somewhat different religious beliefs (typically regarded as heretical) from those of a larger group to which they belong. 教派（多指异端教派） Example sentencesExamples Now: imagine that X is not a religion, but a sect within a religion. If small churches and dissenting sects thrived in the slums, the great current was active or passive disbelief. He rattled off the names of various Muslim sects, both Shia and Sunni. Christianity originated in the Middle East and was originally a sect of Judaism. One sect believes gay marriage is against religion, so ban it. In fact there are groups of vampires that celebrate each religion, all sects of Christianity included. Later, the contemplation on the nine stages became associated with the Zen sect that focused on meditation practice. I have visions of his being arrested and incarcerated indefinitely by the Americans, or joining a fundamentalist Sunni sect. Did you know that Hasidic Jews are considered a mystical sect of Judaism? Most of the Korean Buddhists sects were founded after the liberation from the Japanese in 1945. From about 100 to 337, the Church in the Empire remained an illegal and persecuted sect. The main sects of the Islamic religion practiced in this region are Sunni and Shi'a. Sadhus belong to many different sects or orders. Well, we are still bickering about the rights of the sects of Christianity within our constitution. For instance, there were families, which did not mind much about the brides and bridegrooms belonging to different sects. In the U.S., some Protestant fundamentalist sects still ban any shaking of your money maker. The teachings of these splinter sects did not catch on in any significant way among the Jews. The couple have become devotees of the mystical sect of Judaism - Kabbalah. She also turned to Catholicism and various Christian sects at this time in her search for truth. Christians had gone astray and corrupted the God's scriptures by dividing into different sects and beliefs. Synonyms cult, religious cult, religious group, faith community, denomination, persuasion, religious order 1.1derogatory A group that has separated from an established Church; a nonconformist Church. 〈常贬〉（分裂出去的）教派；非国教的新教派 two of the older sects—the Congregationalists and the Baptists—were able to increase their membership dramatically Example sentencesExamples As Baptists, our beginnings are traced to dissenting sects of English and European Protestants. The confused situation gave dissenting sects the opportunity to establish themselves. Three chapters look at various abuses of power by the leaders of newly founded sects. The result was an increasing number of breakaway sects, of which Buddhism and Jainism were probably the most successful. Scotland was chosen as the film's setting because of its fundamentalist religious sects and remote communities. Synonyms cult, religious cult, religious group, faith community, denomination, persuasion, religious order 1.2 A philosophical or political group, especially one regarded as extreme or dangerous. （尤指被认为极端或危险的）哲学学派；党派 a sect of anarchists Example sentencesExamples This was undertaken by far-left groups - small Trotskyist and Maoist sects that were moving far ahead of the mainstream. Similarly, those sect members already in Iceland wouldn't have been detained or had their movement restricted. First, liberalism is the American sect of the international religion of socialism. They have tightened security measures to control the influence of extreme political sects among the uprooted multitudes. The dystopian political program of this utterly marginal, extremist sect has absolutely no traction with anyone of significance. But his lecture was mainly aimed at a powerful sect called the middle-class liberals. Origin Middle English: from Old French secte or Latin secta, literally 'following', hence 'faction, party', from the stem of sequi 'follow'. second from Middle English: This comes from Latin secundus ‘following, second’, from sequi ‘to follow’, which gives its base sense. The time word (Late Middle English) is from medieval Latin secunda (minuta) ‘second (minute)’, referring to the ‘second’ operation of dividing an hour by 60. The verb (early 19th century) as in seconded the motion is from French en second ‘in the second rank (of officers)’. The use was originally military involving the removal of an officer temporarily from his regiment to an extra-regimental appointment. Sect (Middle English), originally ‘a following’ is also from sequi, as is persecute (Late Middle English) ‘to follow with hostility’, and sequel. Rhymes affect, bisect, bull-necked, collect, confect, connect, correct, defect, deflect, deject, detect, direct, effect, eject, elect, erect, expect, infect, inflect, inject, inspect, interconnect, interject, intersect, misdirect, neglect, object, perfect, project, prospect, protect, reflect, reject, respect, resurrect, select, subject, suspect, transect, unchecked, Utrecht Definition of sect in US English: sect nounsektsɛkt 1A group of people with somewhat different religious beliefs (typically regarded as heretical) from those of a larger group to which they belong. 教派（多指异端教派） Example sentencesExamples The teachings of these splinter sects did not catch on in any significant way among the Jews. Most of the Korean Buddhists sects were founded after the liberation from the Japanese in 1945. Did you know that Hasidic Jews are considered a mystical sect of Judaism? Later, the contemplation on the nine stages became associated with the Zen sect that focused on meditation practice. She also turned to Catholicism and various Christian sects at this time in her search for truth. From about 100 to 337, the Church in the Empire remained an illegal and persecuted sect. He rattled off the names of various Muslim sects, both Shia and Sunni. The couple have become devotees of the mystical sect of Judaism - Kabbalah. Now: imagine that X is not a religion, but a sect within a religion. I have visions of his being arrested and incarcerated indefinitely by the Americans, or joining a fundamentalist Sunni sect. One sect believes gay marriage is against religion, so ban it. Christians had gone astray and corrupted the God's scriptures by dividing into different sects and beliefs. Well, we are still bickering about the rights of the sects of Christianity within our constitution. If small churches and dissenting sects thrived in the slums, the great current was active or passive disbelief. The main sects of the Islamic religion practiced in this region are Sunni and Shi'a. Sadhus belong to many different sects or orders. Christianity originated in the Middle East and was originally a sect of Judaism. In the U.S., some Protestant fundamentalist sects still ban any shaking of your money maker. In fact there are groups of vampires that celebrate each religion, all sects of Christianity included. For instance, there were families, which did not mind much about the brides and bridegrooms belonging to different sects. Synonyms cult, religious cult, religious group, faith community, denomination, persuasion, religious order 1.1derogatory A group that has separated from an established Church; a nonconformist Church. 〈常贬〉（分裂出去的）教派；非国教的新教派 Example sentencesExamples The confused situation gave dissenting sects the opportunity to establish themselves. The result was an increasing number of breakaway sects, of which Buddhism and Jainism were probably the most successful. Scotland was chosen as the film's setting because of its fundamentalist religious sects and remote communities. Three chapters look at various abuses of power by the leaders of newly founded sects. As Baptists, our beginnings are traced to dissenting sects of English and European Protestants. Synonyms cult, religious cult, religious group, faith community, denomination, persuasion, religious order 1.2 A philosophical or political group, especially one regarded as extreme or dangerous. （尤指被认为极端或危险的）哲学学派；党派 Example sentencesExamples This was undertaken by far-left groups - small Trotskyist and Maoist sects that were moving far ahead of the mainstream. But his lecture was mainly aimed at a powerful sect called the middle-class liberals. They have tightened security measures to control the influence of extreme political sects among the uprooted multitudes. The dystopian political program of this utterly marginal, extremist sect has absolutely no traction with anyone of significance. Similarly, those sect members already in Iceland wouldn't have been detained or had their movement restricted. First, liberalism is the American sect of the international religion of socialism. Origin Middle English: from Old French secte or Latin secta, literally ‘following’, hence ‘faction, party’, from the stem of sequi ‘follow’.
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