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Meanings of free-thought in English
Synonyms
Examples for "freethought"
Examples for "freethought"
1
Truth for truth's sake was absolutely unimagined; freethought was unguessed.
2
On the hither side are freethought, industry, and centralization-theFrance of Voltaire, Turgot, and Condorcet.
3
The brainless fool fulfils himself in low ways-inalcoholic saturnalia, in salvation carnivals, in freethought hysterics, in political bombs.
4
Possibly the passage is a trifle over-frolicsome, but at least it is harmless, and contains no freethought or liberal ideas.
5
Greek, a study discountenanced by the Church, which looked on it as dangerous and tending to freethought and heresy, took possession of him.
Usage of free-thought in English
1
Socialism is essentially, although not apparently, a free-thought movement.
2
I bought cheap free-thought literature; to one or two papers of the kind I even contributed.
3
Helsinki's premier shopping streets are kept snow and ice- free thanks to this minor miracle of Finnish free-thought.
4
I interested myself in religion and philosophy; I became an aggressive disciple of free-thought, as it is called.
5
The Martineaus were Huguenots, a stern, sturdy stock that suffered exile rather than forego the right of free-thought and free speech.
6
Maybe it savours a little of free-thought, dearest; but, such ideas WILL keep arising in my mind and finding utterance in impetuous speech.
7
The arguments of the free-thought lecturer are well reasoned, the sophistries artistically concealed, whilst his mastery over the graces of elocution holds his audience spell-bound.
8
Having arrived thus far, the panegyrist breaks out into eulogy of "the grandest hero of free-thought," and claims for Bruno the proud distinction of materialist.
9
But I do not mean by intellectual freedom conventional Free-thought, which is, perhaps, as far as any superstition from true freedom of the mind.
10
For instance, in the February, 1912, edition, among the many works advertised on page 512 the following are listed under the heading, "Free-Thought Pamphlets":
Frequent collocations
Translations for free-thought
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