Definition: The term "archapostate" comes from Latin, literally meaning "chief administrator." This term can refer to a bishop (archbishop) in Christianity or an individual who leads the church's administration. In ancient Judaism, it was often used as a title for religious leaders like kings or emperors, though its use is less frequent today. The precise definition of "archapostate" varies greatly depending on the context and language used.
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