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Meanings of religious disputation in English
Synonyms
Examples for "colloquy"
Examples for "colloquy"
1
The sound of male footsteps in the hall broke up the colloquy.
2
While this colloquy was going on, the manager appeared in the ring.
3
In the meantime, I had been holding a whispered colloquy with Westmore.
4
Through the wicket he held colloquy with certain leaders of the throng.
5
The man on the block dismounts, and the two hold rapid colloquy.
1
But then, a colloquium just now and then may do you good.
2
His findings, which eventually went public, will be examined at the colloquium.
3
Her answer is mostly a non-answer, like many on display at the colloquium.
4
The ex-Pans held colloquium every five days in his quarters.
5
Next week, Parliament holds a colloquium that will be delving into these exact aspects.
Usage of religious disputation in English
1
The investiture was celebrated by prayer, singing of psalms, and religious disputation.
2
A Babel of religious disputation that never dies down.
3
Dr. O'Leary, though with great talents for a controversialist, always sedulously avoided the angry theme of religious disputation.
4
The conversion methods of the Dominican monk were of a most insinuating kind-heusually began with a public religious disputation.
5
If there was one thing the Ascendancy believed it had learned from the past, it was that religious disputation led to bloodshed.
6
She professed herself anxious for a national council to settle the religious differences, and failing this she insisted upon a religious disputation at Poissy.
7
The religious disputations in Holland had given a great impulse to talent.
8
Erasmus laughed at all religious disputations and called them mazes that led to cloudland.
9
This was a lecture-hall, or rather a hall for the religious disputations customary among the Cistercians.
10
I could not forbear laughing when I saw these books; they instantly brought to my mind the skippers of Padron and their religious disputations.