Plural of excommunication; multiple instances or acts of officially removing someone from religious community membership.
From the Latin noun form 'excommunicatio,' with the English plural '-s' suffix added. The noun emphasizes the formal acts or decrees of excommunication.
Some of history's most famous excommunications shaped world events—like when the Pope excommunicated Henry VIII, which led to the creation of the entire Church of England!
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