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Meanings of zealotry in English
Religious-political movement in 1st-century Second Temple Judaism.
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Usage of zealotry in English
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The zealotry is frustrating for professional fact-checkers, but it is devastating for families.
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Religious zealotry meets eroticism in Lars von Trier's 1996 film Breaking the Waves.
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He snorted aloud with zealotry and the lust for intellectual battle.
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But there is still an air of zealotry to the place.
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Subtracting zealotry, their motives usually go to revenge, ego, or profit.
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In truth it would be the fruition of Eurosceptic zealotry.
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He was brilliant and full of zealotry and bright ideals.
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Notes Saudi fear of religious zealotry in the young.
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Is the zealotry to not merely shrink government but to erase it from people's expectations?
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On Spanish soil, however, Catholic zealotry was too strong.
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It is this evangelising that has offended authorities, keen to avoid religious zealotry of any sort.
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Where is the zealotry for Australia? he said.
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Not hot as the urgings of zealotry heady
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The rally is his charging station, the place he goes to refuel his ego and his zealotry.
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All tolerated because Trump liked his zealotry.
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None of us admires the Emperor's zealotry.
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