Adjective:

बाप्तिस्मा,

rebaptised's Usage Examples:

lines in communion between those such as Thomas and Wilson who had been rebaptised on coming to a clearer understanding and those such as Marsh and Field.

After the war, the turf where they were buried was rebaptised to a memorial site.

cold, and frosty time, in the night season, diverse men and women were rebaptised in the Severn by Gloucester.

Thomas, who had been rebaptised following his break with Campbellites in 1847 urged Marsh to also be rebaptised, as had another associate of Thomas.

He had been deliberately rebaptised by his new creator”.

He was rebaptised there in 1525 by Wilhelm Reublin.

He has, perhaps unwillingly, rebaptised the RCMP (Gendarmerie Royale du Canada in French) la "Genmarderie Royale.

The French rebuilt and rebaptised it FNRS-3.

Pèlerine, a 30 gun frigate bought by the king from a builder in Le Havre rebaptised the Aréthuse.

} Riemann"s original function, rebaptised upper-case   Ξ   {\displaystyle ~\Xi ~} by Landau, satisfies Ξ ( z ) .

In 1939, she was sold to a Danish shipping company and, rebaptised Fuglen II, became one of the most modern ships in the Danish fleet.

Because Thomas eventually rebaptised himself and rejected his former beliefs and associations, he was formally.

month later, Handley travelled again to London Ecclesia, and asked to be rebaptised, though the other members of Maldon rejoined the group without this action.