heretical
adjective uk/həˈret.ɪ.kəl/ us/həˈret̬.ɪ.kəl/
（观点）异端的
opposite to or against the official or popular opinion, or showing no respect for the official opinion
He did not reveal his heretical views on the drug war until after he was reelected. 直到他再次当选之后，他才透露了他对毒品战争的异端观点。
Her belief that a split would be good for the party was regarded as heretical. 她的分裂对党有利的观点被认为是异端。
See: heretic
异教的，异端的
(of a belief) against the principles of a particular religion
The Gnostic gospels were considered heretical. 诺斯替福音曾被视为异端邪说。
He says that he and his wife are free of sin - a heretical claim for Christians. 他说他们夫妻俩没有罪过 - 这对基督徒来说是异端言论。
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- Such a heretical view would have been unthinkable a couple of years ago.
- Let me offer a heretical thought: does it really matter if your baby was swapped at birth?
- He doesn't have a drivers license and doesn't want one, a heretical notion to most American teenagers.
- He was arrested and tried for his heretical views.