Coreligionists is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CORELIGIONISTS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• CORELIGIONIST, a person of the same religion, also CORRELIGIONIST
• an adherent of the same religion as another.

Words related to CORELIGIONISTS

coreligionist16

How to use CORELIGIONISTS in a sentence

• They agreed unanimously to throw in their lot with their co-religionists.
• He devoted his whole time to organizing his co-religionists, who by this time may be said to have formed one vast army under his direction.
• As the judgment was not unanimous, Mahal Rao escaped the death penalty which he deserved, and would have suffered but for the sympathy of his judicial co-religionists.
• Since 1902 there have been several movements among the Hindus and Mohammedan citizens of India looking to the advancement of their races and coreligionists.
• Yet our coreligionists in the States are taxed to pay his salary.
• Pan-Slavism had scarcely become fashionable in those days, and it was still rather as the protector of its co-religionists under the Crescent that Russia intervened.
• The Presbyterians and Episcopalians, with much smaller numbers of negro co-religionists to care for, followed the same trend in later decades.
• Later, however, a messenger came in to say they could not fulfil their promise, being unable to resist the pressure brought to bear upon them by their co-religionists.
• The ecclesiastical certificate which he carried along with him, at once introduced him to the meetings of his co-religionists, and secured for him all the advantage of membership.
• On this occasion they, perhaps, did not find it difficult to persuade their co-religionists to enter into their views.
• In the same class were the volunteers who entered the Republics from Natal and Cape Colony, for the purpose of assisting their co-religionists and kinsmen.
• The relations between Pope and his co-religionists exercised a material influence upon his later life.
• If his foot slips let his co-religionists hasten to support him.
• The trumpeter was a lone woman, the noblest of her sex in that Dispensation, whom even some of her co-religionists pronounced a heretic.
• During his visit he paid a visit, Huguenot as he was, to the French Church established in the city, where his co-religionists were allowed to worship without fear of molestation.
• But the time was approaching when she could no longer refuse to give practical assistance to her struggling co-religionists on the continent.
• Such is his tender regard for the feeling of his co-religionists.
• He was just as immovably cynical about the vast majority of his own co-religionists as about the conquered race.
• In truth the first Christians were merely one hundred and twenty Galilaeans, who asserted to their co-religionists, that Jesus of Nazareth was the ejected Messiah.
• Audrey, one of his clients, could no longer be reckoned as one of his co-religionists.
• When they returned they found that their co-religionists had abandoned the obligation of nakedness and they consequently refused to recognize their sacred books.
• The money however was paid, and much more than paid, by his co-religionists.
• The large room was thronged with relatives and coreligionists of Halvor and Karin.

Similar words containing RELIGIONIST without suffix s and without prefix co

religionist12 religionists13 coreligionist16 irreligionist14 correligionist17 irreligionists15 correligionists18

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