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Meanings of Christendom in English
Portuguese
cristandade The collective body of Christians throughout the world and history (found predominantly in Europe and the Americas and Australia)
Usage of Christendom in English
1
In simple truth, she is the only absolute sovereign in all Christendom.
2
Both in Britain and Gaul Christendom triumphed and in the same generation.
3
Everywhere the cities were centers for the new life in western Christendom.
4
The result of the Crusades had shaken the faith of all Christendom.
5
The throb of the elementary forces already shook the soil of Christendom.
6
The civilization of Christendom consists in a practical reconciliation of antagonist tendencies.
7
For all you know I may be the greatest rogue in Christendom.
8
I have told you that they are the proudest family in Christendom.
9
They are indeed the only religious community in Christendom of modern birth.
10
In these circumstances ''the yellow peril becomes the golden opportunity of Christendom.
11
The prevalence of monogamy in Christendom is commonly ascribed to ethical motives.
12
Clever enough to know that you are the dearest girl in Christendom.
13
Now the Church or Christendom must be gathered together in a Council.
14
There was much excitement in Christendom, and the Pope proclaimed another Crusade.
15
Furthermore, he was beset by all the cranks and beggars in Christendom.
16
The news of the taking of Jerusalem spread consternation throughout western Christendom.
Frequent collocations
Christendom through the time