Associations to the word «Wycliffe»
Noun
- Translator
- Bible
- Heretic
- Reformer
- Chaucer
- Heresy
- Prologue
- Reformation
- Gloucestershire
- Ordination
- Eucharist
- Papacy
- Bohemia
- Townsend
- Theologian
- Constance
- Follower
- Oxford
- Goodwin
- Linguistic
- Testament
- Translation
- Hereford
- Leigh
- Theology
- Felicity
- Scripture
- Gordon
- Forster
- Toronto
- Luther
- Synod
- Trombone
- Thorpe
- Principal
- Clergy
- Prague
- Merton
- Sacrament
- Ridley
- Canterbury
- Chaplain
- Doctrine
- Protestantism
- Condemnation
- Linguist
- Knox
- Moody
- Lena
- John
- Jan
- Protestant
- Archbishop
- Hall
- Rector
- Tutor
- Oswald
- Miss
- Divinity
- Teaching
- Celtic
- Sermon
- Missionary
- Preaching
- Trinity
- Shepherd
- Leicester
- Cameron
- College
- Constable
- Gospel
- Friar
- Pope
- Hierarchy
- Disciple
- Tract
- Lecturer
Adjective
Dictionary definition
WYCLIFFE, noun. English theologian whose objections to Roman Catholic doctrine anticipated the Protestant Reformation (1328-1384).
Wise words
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