Sectaries is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SECTARIES in dictionary:

NOUN:
• SECTARY, a member of a sect
• a member of a religious or political sect.

Words related to SECTARIES

sectary12

Words that contain SECTARIES

insectaries13 consectaries16

How to use SECTARIES in a sentence

• One only privilege was allowed to certain sectaries who still clung to the habits of the past, to the permanence and privacy of family life.
• It seems it is the custom with some sectaries to put up a short prayer before this meal also.
• This comparison was easily transferred to the sectaries of England, and the association proposed by Shaftesbury.
• Both were sufferers in the Plot, both were enemies of the sectaries, both were adherents of the Stuarts.
• But precisely at this epoch there appeared an enemy far more formidable for the Christians than the sectaries of Zoroaster.
• It is, therefore, upon a race of sectaries who have long ceased to exist, that Mr.
• These colonies are now regarded as only nests of wild sectaries, who have fled from restraint at home to indulge fanatical imaginations in a wilderness.
• The sectaries therefore determined not to wait the natural course of events, but to shape them to their own purposes.
• If he had yielded to a mean rivalry, he would to-day have been forgotten in the crowd of sectaries of his time.
• Indifferent to the internal quarrels of the Jews, he only saw in all these movements of sectaries, the results of intemperate imaginations and disordered brains.
• They cannot hope to secure the respect of the industrious sectaries who own and till the soil, and who are taught to count them aliens and persecutors.
• Poison-thought has eaten the vitals of non-catholic sectaries.
• The Ebionites were not the only sectaries who taught that Jesus was a mere man.
• There is no riddle in this, to those who do not suffer themselves to be duped by the professions of religious sectaries.
• The jargon of the godly fell smoothly from his tongue, and with its aid and that of certain secret letters he had found his way to the heart of the sectaries.
• These sectaries extended the discipline of the church to all the concerns of life.
• But these principles having met with opposition from Arminius and his sectaries, the controversy was soon brought into this island and began here to diffuse itself.
• In these rigid opinions the whole sectaries, amidst all their other differences, unanimously concurred.
• But nothing was attended with more universal scandal than the propensity of many in the parliament towards a toleration of the Protestant sectaries.
• The Old Testament, preferably to the New, was the favorite of all the sectaries.
• By means of that art, the books of Luther and his sectaries full of vehemence, declamation, and a rude eloquence, were propagated more quickly, and in greater numbers.
• The other sectaries had been long convinced, by experience, that their views of republican felicity and perfection were illusory.
• It is the ambition of rebels, preaching upon the discontents of sectaries, that they are not supreme, which hath caused wars for religion.
• Lackersteen, openly denounced as an agnostic, and even as an infidel, by some zealous sectaries.
• The religious opinions of sectaries have a tendency like the water of some springs, to become soft and mild, when freely exposed to the open day.
• Of all the sectaries of that age of sects, the Quakers were the most aggressive.

Similar words containing SECTARIE without suffix s

insectaries13 consectaries16

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