Definition
Definition of Counter-Reformation - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
16th centuryTECH. period of Catholic resurgence in response to Protestant ReformationTECH.
- The Counter-Reformation was a significant era in church history.
- Art from the Counter-Reformation is studied in schools.
- The Counter-Reformation influenced European politics.
Origin of Counter-Reformation
Latin, contra (against) + reformare (to reform)
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- French:Contre-Réforme, ...
- German:Gegenreformation, ...
- Italian:Controriforma, ...
- Spanish:Contrarreforma, ...
- Portuguese:Contrarreforma, ...
- Chinese:反宗教改革, ...
- Japanese:対抗宗教改革, ...
- Arabic:الإصلاح المضاد, ...
- Hebrew:הָרֵפוֹרְמַצְיָה הַנֶּגֶדִּית, ...
- Russian:Контрреформация, ...
- Ukrainian:Контрреформація, ...
- Hindi:काउंटर-रिफॉर्मेशन, ...
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