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Meanings of Winfred in English
Portuguese
são bonifácio (Roman Catholic Church) Anglo-Saxon missionary who was sent to Frisia and Germany to spread the Christian faith; was martyred in Frisia (680-754)
Synonyms
Examples for "Boniface"
Examples for "Boniface"
1
The fourth purported that he should condemn the memory of Pope Boniface.
2
Mr. Boniface Newt discoursed warmly; Mr. Abel Newt listened with extreme coolness.
3
Though Boniface could not be sure that his will would be executed.
4
Fourth, thou shalt destroy and annul the memory of Pope Boniface VIII.
5
A successful war is waged against the Colonnas by Pope Boniface VIII.
1
All the men of Saint Boniface will recognize Hugby and Crump in these two pictures.
2
By Saint Boniface 'twas a rare sight!
3
Crump thinks Saint Boniface the centre of the world, and his position as President the highest in England.
4
Old Hugby knows part of this by heart; every living belonging to Saint Boniface, and the name of every tutor, fellow, nobleman, and undergraduate.
1
At the head of the Roman communion is Archbishop Tache, of St. Boniface.
2
I had seen clusters of the frozen fungus outside St. Boniface.
3
We had brought it up from St. Boniface by sleigh-socarefully.
4
Humphry Ward speaks-BoyMakers of Empire-Thevespers of St. Boniface
5
The secretaries were Mr. J. F. Prudhomme, of St. Boniface, Man., and the writer.
1
It was Winfried of England, whose name in the Roman tongue was Boniface, and whom men called the Apostle of Germany.
2
The great apostle of Germany was the Saxon Winfred, or Winifred, better known as St. Boniface.
3
Who but the Northumbrian Willibrod and Winifrid of Devon, with their followers, were the first Apostles of Germany?
Usage of Winfred in English
1
Saint Winfred dropped his axe, and turned to speak to the people.
2
Another Anglo-Saxon, Winfred, or Bonifacius, had been equally active among his Frisian cousins.
3
In 2001, she also won the Winfred Holtby Memorial Prize for the best regional novel.
4
The great apostle of Germany was the Saxon Winfred, or Winifred, better known as St. Boniface.
5
You saw that Mrs. Winfred.
6
Sabre, this is Mrs. Winfred.
7
But the knife never fell, for from the silent avenues of the dark forest came the good Saint Winfred and his people.
8
"This New Frontier stuff is dangerous," Winfred would say testily.