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exogamy
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exogamy /ex·og·a·my/ (ek-sog´ah-me) fertilization by union of elements that are not derived from the same cell.
ex·og·a·my (k-sg-m)
n.
Sexual reproduction by means of conjugation of two gametes of different ancestry, as in certain protozoan species.
exogamy
protozoan fertilization by union of elements that are not derived from the same cell.


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Not surprisingly, Catholic clergy actively encouraged and perpetuated this pattern within their administrative boundaries, using both the pulpit and the weight of their spiritual authority to inhibit exogamous unions with members of other groupings.
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These exogamous marriages introduced the possibility of idolatry and syncretistic practices into the community (Rofe: 213).
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