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Meanings of religious war in English
Usage of religious war in English
1
A bitter religious war broke out in the cities of the South.
2
Moreover, Scotland at present was torn by a civil and religious war.
3
It's between people who want religious war and people who don't.
4
And in the early part of July, 1562, the first religious war began.
5
That practically culminated in a religious war between Catholic and Protestant.
6
It was a religious war, and it was a civil war.
7
No longer fearing a religious war the Calvinists started it themselves.
8
We face a religious war, sir, and we are compromised on all sides.
9
From the criticism of a romantic tale, the discussion flamed into a religious war.
10
The Thirty Years' war in Europe was a religious war.
11
All Germany was thus prepared to burst into the flames of a religious war.
12
Scarcely six months having elapsed, in August, 1568, the third religious war broke out.
13
When he was fifteen, the third religious war broke out.
14
There was scarcely any longer a pretence of religious war.
15
Can there be such a thing as a religious war?
16
And everywhere in the pretty country were signs of the ruthless devastation of religious war.
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Translations for religious war
Russian
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Religious war through the time
Religious war across language varieties
United Kingdom
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