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Meanings of catechise (catechising) in English
Portuguese
catequizar Usage of catechising in English
1
The incongruity of catechising a man of his countenance was instantly apparent.
2
Nothing ever took hold of that girl,-notcatechising, nor advising, nor punishing.
3
Now please stop catechising, and let me look at the pictures.
4
We are catechising and converting our proselytes, and there should be no row.
5
Monygham-orelse catechising Don Pepe or perhaps listening to Padre Roman.
6
It is only for the Litany and catechising, you know.
7
But you shouldn't deal so hardly with me; you shouldn't be always catechising me.
8
So Aunt Hannah continued her catechising, much to Frank's discomfort.
9
Mrs. Slickson was catechising Fanny on the same subject.
10
He smote his hands together with a catechising manner.
11
You had better do a little catechising, later on.
12
For a moment, however, I forbore to translate further, and resumed my catechising of Billy.
13
The ancient plan of catechising in the church ought to be more general than it is.
14
In a month, the faithful servant of the Church was preaching, catechising, confessing, beyond the Niemen.
15
The stranger was amused rather than offended at these blunt criticisms, and the catechising went on.
16
Passing one day by the temple, I found him catechising two young aspirants for holy orders.
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Catechising through the time