Persecutors is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PERSECUTORS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• PERSECUTOR, one who persecutes
• a person who harasses or annoys someone persistently
• a person who persecutes someone, especially for their race or political or religious beliefs
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to harass or punish in a manner designed to injure, grieve, or afflict; to cause to suffer because of belief

Words related to PERSECUTORS

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How to use PERSECUTORS in a sentence

• The reports of these atrocities and cruelties at last reached the Europeans, filling them with sympathy for the sufferers and indignation for the persecutors.
• The fear that her husband would be put to death so haunted her, that she was willing to meet the most exorbitant demands, hoping thereby to conciliate his persecutors.
• Caldigate had driven off his persecutors valiantly, and had taught them all to think that he was resolute in his purposes in regard to Mrs.
• For the first time, public opinion, at white heat, was brought to bear upon the decision of the persecutors.
• I have thus some cause to know how hateful are persecutors, in the sight of God and of men.
• I was silent, and bore the scornful looks of my persecutors with patience and dignity.
• This turning of the tables on our persecutors caused considerable sensation at the time, and the pamphlet had, and still has, a very wide circulation.
• And they gathered themselves together in every city, and town, and place, to lay their hands on their enemies, and their persecutors.
• Madame was very successful in her manoeuvers to keep out of the way of her persecutors, as she had now come to call them.
• Because he hath stood at the right hand of the poor, to save my soul from persecutors.
• To all religious persecutors salvation was a process, like that struggle for life which is the modern form of the struggle for salvation to the superstitious.
• As soon as he was liberated by his persecutors, Mr.
• But the Calvinists were bitter and ferocious persecutors.
• Foremost among his persecutors was the Archbishop of Treves, and with him Sigebert dealt in summary fashion, depriving him of his archbishopric and offering the see to St.
• President Young presented a resolution that the brethren should never desert the poor Saints, but that they should help them to escape from their persecutors.
• He knocked again with great violence, for he heard the sound of steps approaching him and the heavy panting of his persecutors.
• My only difficulty would be to alight without interference from my persecutors.
• In my joy I would have made friends with my persecutors, but not a cat was to be seen.
• If ignorant superstition is found on the side of the persecutors, still more amazing superstition is found on the side of the persecuted.
• I forgave and prayed for my persecutors, and remembered how very lately I had acted the same part towards others myself.
• That change was the first manifestation of the mental revolution, which has suddenly made him one of the leading persecutors of Dr.
• It may be questioned, therefore, whether the administration at this time could with propriety deserve the appellation of persecutors with regard to the Puritans.
• The earl of Oxford was attended to the Tower by a prodigious concourse of people, who did not scruple to exclaim against his persecutors.
• Her constancy still surpassed the barbarity of her persecutors, and they found all their efforts to be baffled.
• The blows so heavily dealt the followers of so precious, so glorious, so potent a Faith failed, however, to assuage the animosity that inflamed its persecutors.
• Then he fell a prey to the oppressors, and following the upheaval in Nayriz and all the suffering, his persecutors laid hold of him.
• The man was imprisoned, and his persecutors then hastened to Morocco to seek justice of the emperor.
• But being at length, weary of his Confinement, and under dreadful Apprehensions that he should one day fall a Sacrifice to the Resentment of his Persecutors, consulted with Mrs.
• For days he concealed himself in hiding places from his persecutors, and without food, finally escaping alone in a fishing boat, during a terrific storm.
• Even the persecutors of Galileo would never have had the audacity to deny that that train moved.
• They had seen others, who had been his chief persecutors, either falling into misfortunes, or dying a miserable or an untimely death.

Similar words containing PERSECUTOR without suffix s

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