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Sentence example with the word 'sectarian'
sectarian
adherent, bigoted, cultish, dissenter, extremist, hallowing, local, objector, prejudicial, schismatic, ugly duckling
Definition
adj.
of or relating to or characteristic of a sect or sects
Last update: June 23, 2015
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Sectarian Violence destroys national feeling among the people.
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The political leaders turned
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There were two general types of these communities, the
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The author's broad and liberal sympathies saved him from
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, sectional, or partisan views.
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If it were otherwise, Parliamentary government would become the worst of governments--a
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The woman's churlish
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prejudices had played ideally into his hands.
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The influence of these
sectarian
divisions upon the progress of the Reformation was most disastrous.
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Such objections as these were to be expected, from individual interest or
sectarian
prejudices.
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I may observe by the way that this book cured me of my
sectarian
follies.
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He went to church quite regularly, but was non-
sectarian
, and was just as apt to appear at the Eskimo Mission Chapel as at St.
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"[15] We shall not go into the details of the controversy, which really degenerated into a
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