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Meanings of romanist in English
Scholar specialising in Romance studies.
Related terms
Of or relating to or supporting Romanism.
Usage of romanist in English
1
No Romanist will hear with patience of any national restoration of Israel.
2
He seems a nice kind of fellow; of course, a strong Romanist.
3
You are a Romanist, but I am a Huguenot, and have read.
4
The dogmas of the Romanist theology remained as they were before.
5
Nor can the faith of a Romanist be a fixed and stable quantity.
6
No one has suggested the mere omission of ye Romanist part.
7
Not that she felt insulted by the supposition that she had turned Romanist.
8
The Romanist theory of man's condition in the future life is this, in brief.
9
The child is to be brought up as a Romanist.
10
Being a rigid Romanist it was confidently expected that he would willingly do so.
11
Her parents were Irish Roman Catholics and insisted that Maggie should remain a Romanist.
12
Father was always a Romanist, but the rest of us, but one, are Christians.
13
Had she been a Romanist, she would long ere this have been a nun.
14
Romanists wear the same and for the same purpose.
15
Such things are charged, justly or unjustly, to the account of both Protestant and Romanist.
16
He is not aware of our connection, and he takes me to be a Romanist.
Frequent collocations
Romanist through the time