v. [f. SOCINIAN sb. or a.]

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  1.  intr. To adopt or express Socinian views.

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1671.  Gumble, Life Monck, Pref. 7. He that doth not Socinianize in denying the Christian Religion.

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  2.  trans. To imbue with Socinian doctrines; to make conformable to Socinianism.

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1695.  Locke, Vind. Reas. Christ, 13. He would no doubt have found them all over Socinianized.

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a. 1704.  T. Brown, Two Oxford Scholars, Wks. 1730, I. 4. If I am ever so little … Socinianis’d.

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1797.  Monthly Rev., XXIII. 569. Who are supposed to reject the Old and to socinianize the New Testament.

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1842.  Blackw. Mag., LI. 166. This made the clandestine plan to Socinianize the church more easy.

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  Hence Socinianized, Socinianizing ppl. adjs.

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1652.  Sparke, Prim. Devot. (1663), 393. Socinianized Grandchildren of Arrius.

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1655.  J. Owen, Vind. Evang., Wks. 1853, XII. 194. The rest of the Socinianizing Arminians.

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1793.  Monthly Rev., XII. 82. The Socinianizing divines, who are the majority.

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1851.  W. H. Goold, in J. Owen’s Wks., II. 276. A confused mass of Socinianized Arminianism.

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