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Meanings of puritans in English
Usage of puritans in English
1
And like other puritans, the organic faithful could consider themselves superior humans.
2
He finds some stuff that he knows the local puritans won't like.
3
Now secular puritans are forever lecturing us about food and drink.
4
The art deco mob thought the modernists were all hair-shirt puritans.
5
An extremity of distaste which we expect to find in puritans and ascetics.
6
But the puritans also accepted Calvin's idea of independent church government.
7
From this bondage reformers and puritans and mystics have labored to free us.
8
The puritans formed a party in the House of Commons.
9
The persecution to which the puritans were exposed, increased their zeal and their numbers.
10
Prepare for a battle between the Botox-brigade and the chemical-free puritans, writes Iva Pocock.
11
The puritans are winning because the establishment is weak and has no self confidence.
12
The puritans formed a party in the House of
13
When first released, these songs received a scathing response from puritans of the folk world.
14
And he teased Lizzie frequently about how American she was, and what puritans Americans were.
15
They much resemble the puritans of Charles the First's time, of the extreme Hew-Agag-in-pieces stamp.
16
It dealt with transgressive forms of sexuality, which tends to make puritans like yourself uncomfortable.
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Translations for puritans
Portuguese
Puritans through the time