anathematize in a sentence

v. t.

Definition

To anathematize means to formally condemn or denounce someone or something, often in a religious context.

The committee decided to anathematize the actions of those who spread false information.
In ancient times, heretics were often anathematized by the church to maintain religious purity.
The leader vowed to anathematize any form of betrayal within his ranks.
To anathematize a fellow scholar for expressing dissenting views is to undermine the very essence of academic freedom.
Many feared that to anathematize the opposing faction would only deepen the divisions within the community.
The philosopher argued against the tendency to anathematize differing opinions in public discourse.
In his speech, he called for unity rather than to anathematize those who held different beliefs.
The decree sought to anathematize corruption and promote transparency in government.
She felt that to anathematize an idea simply because it was unpopular stifled innovation and progress.
His decision to anathematize the outdated traditions surprised many in the conservative establishment.