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Meanings of Religious Society of Friends in English
Family of religious movements (Quakerism)
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Examples for "friends"
Examples for "friends"
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Good friends, good food, and some really good southern heart-pickin', foot-stompin' music.
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I'm always really busy; I have good friends, a job and family.
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I say friends; we didn't know their names until two days ago.
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As a result, my relationships with friends, family and significant others suffered.
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A group of friends decided to buy nothing new for a year.
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They fought-butthe spiritual bruiser proved too hard for the injured quaker.
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I have a right to call her by her quaker-name, you know.
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I suppose Joel has had it in his mind, quaker fashion.
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NASCAR debuted a new track-specific aerodynamic package for the Quaker State 400.
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The Quaker City was the steamer selected for the great oriental tour.
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Fox computed that there were seldom less than a thousand quakers in prison.
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Wherever we have been, these Eastern quakers look grave, and jolly, and sleek.
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In this, she certainly had the example of other Quakers before her.
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A fortnight ago the French Quakers held their 35th Yearly Meeting here.
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Hitherto he was acquainted only with the simple worship of the Quakers.
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He is distinctly not his brother's keeper, for the society of friends is free.
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Today, descendants of John Stillwell are among the society of friends of the museum, supporting it.
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If this disposition were universal, the case is clear; the world would be a society of friends.
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Though the society of friends offered Madame Récamier many diversions, she was often a prey to melancholy.
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To dream that you are a pirate, denotes that you will fall beneath the society of friends and former equals.
Usage of Religious Society of Friends in English
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SAVER, of Philadelphia, an eminent minister of the Religious Society of Friends:-
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The Book of Discipline of the Religious Society of Friends
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Reuben L. Macy of Hudson, N.Y. a member of the Religious Society of Friends.
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A Message (reprinted by permission) from the Religious Society of Friends
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Rush, and other distinguished statesmen were members, were composed mainly of the Religious Society of Friends.
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Janney's "History of the Religious Society of Friends," 4 vols.
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Methodist Church president Rev Ian Henderson participated, as did Felicity McCartney of the Religious Society of Friends.
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Mr. Marriott is an elder in the Religious Society of Friends, and is extensively known and respected.
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After an interruption of 41 years, the Religious Society of Friends again have their own meeting house in Limerick city.
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The Religious Society of Friends, i.e., the Quaker movement, was a reaction to the corruption of the church as an institution.
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Irish membership of the Religious Society of Friends, commonly known as the Quakers, makes up only a tiny proportion of the worldwide community.
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Members of the Religious Society of Friends from 40 countries will attend the denomination's triennial international conference to explore their response to global issues.
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President Mary McAleese joined members of the Religious Society of Friends (Quakers) yesterday to mark the opening of its new national headquarters in Dublin.
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To the members of the religious Society of Friends, I would earnestly appeal.
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Her parents belonged to the religious Society of Friends, and carefully cultivated in their children, the peculiarities as well as the principles of that sect.
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