dechristianize
transitive verb
de·christianize
(ˈ)dē+
: to cause to turn from Christianity : deprive of Christian characteristics
Word History
Etymology
probably from French déchristianiser, from dé- de- (from Old French des-) + christianiser to Christianize, from Middle French, from Latin christianus Christian + Middle French -iser -ize
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