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Cathari

Noun (Plural): Cathari

1. A Christian sect of the 12th and 13th centuries that rejected the authority and teachings of the Catholic Church.

Sample Sentence: The Cathari were known for their strict asceticism and rejection of many sacraments.

2. Members of the Cathari sect.

Sample Sentence: The Cathari believed in the existence of two principles, one good and one evil.

3. A person advocating simplicity, purity, or eliminating material possessions.

Sample Sentence: She embraced a cathari lifestyle, renouncing all worldly goods and living in a modest cabin.

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