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Meanings of papist in English
Of or relating to or supporting Romanism.
Usage of papist in English
1
Some considered him a papist, and a danger to the English Church.
2
When the quarters of the last papist are nailed above York's gates?'
3
He pointed it out upon a map some black-frocked papist had drawn.
4
Beware, I say, of the papist Eve, the harlot and the Jezebel.
5
No, sire, the Earl of Surrey is no traitor and no papist!
6
If I thought the priests taught him the trick, I would turn papist.
7
Otherwise, the papist is declared a felon without benefit of clergy.
8
Leslie was a Scotchman, and Buttler an Irishman and a papist.
9
Our English fanatics have committed a crime that would make a papist blush.
10
At his execution he thanked God that he was never atheist nor papist.
11
All papist paraphernalia is swept away, priests bundled into chests and priest holes.
12
Thus the Turk is a harder faster than the papist.
13
There were still papist soldiers between him and the gate.
14
No man knew who might next proclaim himself a papist.
15
The day shall come when they will call me papist.
16
One of my master's friends was a Count Moscow, a Russian papist-whichI detested.
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