anathematize

1 For once, every one obeyed the summons while anathematizing the mode, and the breakfast-table was soon surrounded.

2 We hear great men discussing the question of "prevenient grace," as they would discuss the composition of milk punch, and we hear them mutually anathematize each other on this plain and demonstrable proposition.

3 That church has lost the power to anathematize.

4 He had later on to decide whether he should anathematize Darwin or uphold Bishop Colenso, a dilemma which he dodged by doing neither.

5 By the Pope he was anathematized, and by the temporal court condemned to die at the stake.

6 Finding them obstinate, he finally anathematized them at the Council of Verona in 1184, but they still refused to abandon their mission, or even to consider themselves as separated from the Church.

7 fundamentalist preachers who anathematize any departure from a literal interpretation of the Bible

8 heretics anathematized by the church leaders

9 Determined that Christendom should be reduced to the alternative of accepting his version, or having none, he anathematized all who should alter its text or reject his authority.

10 How to remember a man they anathematized for eight years but who enjoys both the overwhelming affection of the American people and decisive vindication by history?

11 In spirit only they return to the old country, to the poverty they have anathematized and now regret; to the deserted rooms, the suburbs, the factories, the country sides where once was "home."

12 And if anyone shall be led by his cupidity or arrogance to break this truce, by the authority of God and with the sanction of this Council he shall be anathematized.

13 He anathematizes with as little concern as he takes his breakfast, apparently 259 attaching as much solemnity to one as the other.

14 So it came to pass that I anathematized beautiful Venice as I departed, gathering up the broken fragments of my peace, past diamond cement.

15 They will also frequently anathematize the fellow, reducing him to a vulgar epithet for a body part.

16 The act of anathematizing, or denouncing as accursed; imprecation.

17 The old cannot be maintained without anathematizing the new; the new cannot be established without displacing the old.

18 The more you can anathematize the opposition, the more you can galvanize your own side.

19 He had been arrested the day after the ambuscade at a farm-house within five miles of the spot, and duly forwarded to join his Klan at their new and much anathematized rendezvous.

20 The emperor, whom the pope hated, but whom he dared not anathematize, was finally removed by poison administered in the sacramental wine, by Moltipulcian, a Dominican monk.

1 革出教门

anathema cursing

2 诅咒

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3 谴责

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