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Definitions for JESUITS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• JESUIT, an intriguer, a prevaricator
• a member of the Society of Jesus, a Roman Catholic order of priests founded by St Ignatius Loyola, St Francis Xavier, and others in 1534, to do missionary work. The order was zealous in opposing the Reformation. Despite periodic persecution it has retained an important influence in Catholic thought and education.

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Words that contain JESUITS

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How to use JESUITS in a sentence

• They have all the craft of monks without their courtesy, and all the subtlety of Jesuits without their learning.
• I am sure I have been sent to Rome by them, not drawn thither by Jesuits.
• There has been an observatory for many years past in Manila under the management of the Jesuits.
• Leopold, born in 1640, and educated by the Jesuits, became Emperor in 1658, and reigned 49 years.
• And here we may remark, that the relations of the Jesuits and early explorers give a delightful picture of the native inhabitants of the prairies.
• He conjured the king to withdraw his letters patent, and to leave intact the decree which had banished the Jesuits.
• What with the Sulpitians at Montreal and the Jesuits here, we poor devils are between the upper and the nether stones.
• About 1738 the printing-press was brought to Bogota by the Jesuits, and after this date there was an important intellectual awakening.
• Moreover, I would be more fully assured of the truth or falsehood of the reports that there are Jesuits among the Taranteens.
• He was finally sent as an out-student to the college of Clermont, and afterward to the college of Louis-le-Grand, which was under the direction of the Jesuits.
• The Jesuits rendered him important assistance by propagating their doctrine of passive obedience to Rome.
• The Jesuits in his reign attained to the maximum of their wealth and influence.
• This of course was favored by the intrigues of the Jesuits, and politically by all the power of France.
• They needed one well acquainted with the historical defenses of the Gospel, because of the inroads of European Jesuits and French infidel literature.
• The Jesuits, indeed, had institutions, but their teaching was partial, fitted to repress inquiry, and exclusively to foster their own ecclesiastical and sectarian ends.
• How Candide and Cacambo were received by the Jesuits of Paraguay 58 XV.
• General Lally sent a colonel, attended by the chief of the Jesuits, and two civilians, to Mr.
• Blanqui says that he lost his election as commander of a battalion, through the intrigues of the Jesuits.
• The government was in the hands of the Jesuits, and Protestantism had neither the political power nor spiritual disposition to labor for the conversion of Romanists.
• The original Latin manuscript is still preserved among the archives of the Jesuits at Rome.
• I observing that ye sould never sy any of the religious orders be they Jesuits or others on the streets but 2 of them togither, I enquired the reason.
• The city of San Francisco was extending more rapidly in what they called the Happy Valley district, which was toward the Mission of Dolores, established by the Jesuits.
• At his right hand was placed the superior of the Jesuits, and on his left the curate of Montdidier.
• On his appointment a council was created, to consist of the governor of the colony, the bishop or the superior of the Jesuits, and the governor of Montreal.
• If the Jesuits could not achieve the spiritual conquest of the New World, it was certain that no others could.
• It was not cultivated in the latter, however, as a staple product before the year 1751, when it was introduced, with several negroes, by the Jesuits, from St.
• He obtains full reports of affairs in the Moluccas, and advice regarding the conduct of the campaign, from the Jesuits in those islands.
• The labors of the Jesuits effect certain important changes in social conditions among the natives.
• The zeal of the Jesuits for the Roman Catholic religion, and their attachment to the Pope, had rendered them extremely odious to all the enemies of the Romish church.

Similar words containing JESUIT without suffix s

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