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Meanings of clerical (clericals) in English
Usage of clericals in English
1
And the clericals denounced Father Benecke as a traitor and a heretic.
2
The clericals and legitimists, on their side, did not cease their intrigues.
3
At the moment and for various reasons the clericals were masters.
4
The priests and clericals fully believed that their turn to govern had come.
5
I sent off another article to Knowles last night- aregularfacer for the clericals.
6
Someone tapped the door and entered, a bushy-bearded man who amply filled his clericals.
7
The people were divided into clericals and anti-clericals.
8
M. Cartailhac suspected "clericals," as to the Spanish cave paintings, but acknowledged his error.
9
In the republics to the northward struggles between clericals and radicals caused sharp, abrupt alternations in government.
10
You know how he hates the clericals.
11
Those infernal clericals; their sanguinary, out-of-date methods!
12
This is very blind on the part of the clericals, for it naturally turns the Protestants into martyrs.
13
No sooner therefore had Garcia Moreno fallen than the radicals of Guayaquil rose up against the clericals at Quito.
14
They are only clericals.
15
Even the most ferocious anti- clericals in the caserne had to acknowledge that these men were excellent soldiers and good comrades.
16
The clericals have now "denounced" the treaty, doubtless thinking they can get a new one more favourable to themselves.
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Clericals through the time