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Meanings of cardinal in English
Portuguese
cardinalidade Catalan
cardinal Senior ecclesiastical official of the Catholic Church.
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Usage of cardinal in English
1
Yes, I know those are cardinal sins as far as you're concerned.
2
The episode made budget secrecy a cardinal principle of British political life.
3
You want a title; I want money; the cardinal wants our help.
4
The cardinal had said, 'I should think you'll know by his face.'
5
September 1530: the cardinal leaves Southwell, travelling by easy stages to York.
6
The cardinal came, early; the ladies had not long left the dining-room.
7
For that, we'd need ten times more than the cardinal is asking.
8
He turns to the Maid: 'Tell me: did you locate the cardinal?'
9
Farnese has announced England is to have a new cardinal: Bishop Fisher.
10
It is more than godliness; it is the one great cardinal virtue.
11
In me you see a fugitive from the wrath of the cardinal.
12
Cavendish says to him, 'They haven't seized my lord cardinal's barge yet.
13
The stonemason had rudely struck out the cardinal issues of the question.
14
The cardinal halted for a moment on the threshold of the estrade.
15
The president blushed with pleasure at the high praises of the cardinal.
16
But that is not a respectful way to speak of a cardinal.
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Translations for cardinal
Portuguese
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Cardinal through the time
Cardinal across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Less common