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Meanings of idolatrous in English
Usage of idolatrous in English
1
It was thus a counterbalance to the idolatrous nature of Israelite religion.
2
There is absolutely no connection between religion and morality in idolatrous systems.
3
They established idolatrous and abominable worship as a religion of the king.
4
He ought not to have sought the help of an idolatrous king.
5
Their hearts went out to her with a sort of idolatrous love.
6
One of these classes is guilty of superstitious and idolatrous rites, lvii.
7
To me they seem a frigid, unintelligent device, not to say idolatrous.
8
The event, which Salafis also consider idolatrous, went off without incident.
9
In another, a woman knelt before the idolatrous shrine engaged in her devotions.
10
Perhaps there was something almost idolatrous in the reception given to the statesman.
11
Half the fine paintings in England were idolatrous, and the other half indecent.
12
The world will always be idolatrous in some sort of fashion.
13
The Puritans believed that the arts of sculpture and painting were both idolatrous.
14
My arch-heresy consists in protesting now and always against idolatrous Rome.
15
The Taliban considered the monuments idolatrous and destroyed them with dynamite.
16
So, the text enjoins on the Christian Church separation from an idolatrous world.
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