1. plural of anticult; organizations, movements, or individuals that oppose or work against cults and their practices
Usage: often used in the context of religious studies, sociology, and social activism

1. relating to or characteristic of opposition to cults; designed to counter cult influence or recruitment
Usage: commonly used in phrases like 'anticult movement' or 'anticult legislation'

Examples

• Several anticults have emerged to help families whose relatives have joined controversial religious groups.
• The anticult movement gained momentum in the 1970s and 1980s.
• Anticult organizations provide resources for cult survivors and their families.
• The government supported anticult legislation to protect vulnerable citizens.
• Anticult activists work to raise awareness about manipulative recruitment tactics.
• Many anticults focus on education and prevention rather than confrontation.