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Meanings of freemasonry in English
Group of fraternal organizations; originates from 14th-c.
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Usage of freemasonry in English
1
The subtlest freemasonry in the world is this freemasonry of the spirit.
2
There is a freemasonry between people born in the same social world.
3
Snuff is a sort of freemasonry amongst those who partake of it.
4
Women who love the same man have a kind of bitter freemasonry.
5
It must be confessed it is exclusive, esoteric,- asortof moral freemasonry.
6
Precisely-whichis the universal greeting in the freemasonry of animal speech.
7
For misogyny is not some secret society, a form of freemasonry.
8
Never was freemasonry more secret than in the land of Unyoro.
9
Perhaps there was a mystic freemasonry between the discriminating guests of the Lotus.
10
It is possibly the earliest form of freemasonry, and it survives.
11
This is not the cheerful pre-games freemasonry we are used to.
12
All about the world to-day goes a certain freemasonry of thought.
13
There really is a sort of freemasonry between certain people and dumb animals.
14
Another peculiarity of Dominican Catholicism is its tolerant attitude towards freemasonry.
15
There is a freemasonry among fathers that they know nothing of.
16
There is a subtle freemasonry among those who have to do with money.
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