sectarian
//sɛkˈtɛəriən//
Adjective
sectarianCanonical form
more sectarianComparative
most sectarianSuperlative
1
Relating to or characteristic of a sect or sects, especially when marked by rigid adherence to a particular doctrine or set of beliefs.
The country has been torn apart by sectarian violence between different religious groups.
2
Characterized by excessive devotion to a particular group, faction, or cause, often resulting in prejudice or hostility toward others.
His sectarian views prevented him from cooperating with members of other political parties.
Antonym
Noun
sectarianSingular
sectariansPlural
1
A person who is a member of a sect or who rigidly adheres to sectarian beliefs or practices.
The sectarian refused to engage in dialogue with members of other religious groups.