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Meanings of excommunicate in English
Portuguese
excomungar Catalan
excloure Usage of excommunicate in English
1
He was even threatening to excommunicate anyone who opposed his uncompromising view.
2
They could make them pliant, and excommunicate them for non-payment of interest.
3
Langton refused to act at the king's request and excommunicate his enemies.
4
A positive status doesn't excommunicate anyone from dating or finding love.
5
Suppose the Pope were to excommunicate one of the two brothers.
6
We must not excommunicate people because they have not our taste in books.
7
The Pope has at last been compelled to excommunicate this kind of love.
8
If he died excommunicate, his body could not be buried in consecrated ground.
9
He will excommunicate him if he does not return to Katherine.
10
Rumour has it that Alexander plans to excommunicate our beloved Dominican.
11
He has not thought fit to excommunicate me publicly as yet.
12
Simply because my Lord Bishop Bergosa y Jordan will excommunicate them.
13
If we're lucky, they will execute us and then excommunicate us.
14
John was excommunicate, but now made his peace with the Pope.
15
According to Tertullian, to deliver to Satan was simply to excommunicate.
16
But-but-why ,youhave been threatening to excommunicate me if I dared.
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