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Meaning of heathenry
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heathenry (n.)
The state, quality, or character of the heathen.
Heathendom; heathen nations.
heathenry Sentence Examples
- The village's elder warned against venturing into the forest, where heathenry was said to lurk.
- The villagers clung to their ancient beliefs, despite the encroaching influence of Christianity and fearful whispers of heathenry.
- The missionary faced scorn and hostility as he preached against the heathenry rampant in the community.
- The bishop condemned the pagan practices as remnants of heathenry, urging the faithful to renounce their old ways.
- Amidst the ruins of the ancient temple, archaeologists discovered artifacts that shed light on the long-forgotten rituals of heathenry.
- The historian explored the origins of heathenry, tracing its beliefs and practices through centuries of transformation.
- The scholars debated the extent to which heathenry influenced the development of Christianity in the early centuries.
- The neo-pagan movement sought to revive ancient heathenry, with rituals and practices inspired by the beliefs of pre-Christian Europe.
- The film depicted the clash between the heathenry of a remote tribe and the encroaching forces of modern civilization.
- The museum exhibit showcased the rich tapestry of heathenry, from ancient artifacts to contemporary reinterpretations.
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The state, quality, or character of the heathen., Heathendom; heathen nations.
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The village's elder warned against venturing into the forest, where heathenry was said to lurk.
The villagers clung to their ancient beliefs, despite the encroaching influence of Christianity and fearful whispers of heathenry.
The missionary faced scorn and hostility as he preached against the heathenry rampant in the community.
The bishop condemned the pagan practices as remnants of heathenry, urging the faithful to renounce their old ways.
