Associations to the word «Papist»
Noun
- Scripture
- Swift
- Pulpit
- Statute
- Communion
- Hatred
- Parliament
- Convert
- Squire
- Stir
- Loyalty
- Sermon
- Convict
- Prejudice
- Allegiance
- Clergy
- Emancipation
- Proclamation
- Covenant
- Rebellion
- Lordship
- Salvation
- Elizabeth
- Duke
- Neighbour
- Quarrel
- Apostle
- Rebel
- James
- Discourse
- Favour
- Common
- Hate
- Reformation
- Masse
- Faith
- Massacre
- Lords
- Act
- Parish
- Rome
- Foe
- Estate
- Christ
- Mary
- Pamphlet
- Tis
- Gospel
- Sin
- Opinion
- Plot
- Believer
- Render
- Yearly
- Magistrate
- Reign
- Devil
- Jews
- Lord
- Execution
- Monarch
Adjective
Wiktionary
PAPIST, noun. (religious slur) (Christianity) Used by some Protestants in referring to Roman Catholics, whose loyalties are seen to be with the papacy in Rome.
PAPIST, noun. Alternative form of papist
Dictionary definition
PAPIST, noun. An offensive term for Roman Catholics; originally, a Roman Catholic who was a strong advocate of the papacy.
PAPIST, adjective. Of or relating to or supporting Romanism; "the Roman Catholic Church".
Wise words
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