Definition of Remonstrant in English:

Remonstrant

nounrɪˈmɒnstrəntrəˈmänstrənt

A member of the Arminian party in the Dutch Reformed Church.
Example sentencesExamples
- It is a mark of the esteem in which William Guthrie was held that, at the meeting of their Western Synod, in 1654 the Remonstrants chose William Guthrie for their Moderator.
- Following the first draft of the constitutional articles of the new church order, the Remonstrants left the process, because they could not find room enough for their liberal opinions in the new church.
- While his patrons included Calvinists, Remonstrants, Catholics and Jews, Rembrandt was not, as far as we know, an active churchgoer himself.
- The Stadtholder, Prince Maurice of Orange, declared against the Remonstrants, and those who spoke out in favour of religious freedom began to feel the pinch of established power.

Origin

Early 17th century: from medieval Latin remonstrant- 'demonstrating' (see also remonstrance).

Definition of Remonstrant in US English:

Remonstrant

nounrəˈmänstrənt

A member of the Arminian party in the Dutch Reformed Church.
Example sentencesExamples
- It is a mark of the esteem in which William Guthrie was held that, at the meeting of their Western Synod, in 1654 the Remonstrants chose William Guthrie for their Moderator.
- While his patrons included Calvinists, Remonstrants, Catholics and Jews, Rembrandt was not, as far as we know, an active churchgoer himself.
- Following the first draft of the constitutional articles of the new church order, the Remonstrants left the process, because they could not find room enough for their liberal opinions in the new church.
- The Stadtholder, Prince Maurice of Orange, declared against the Remonstrants, and those who spoke out in favour of religious freedom began to feel the pinch of established power.

Origin

Early 17th century: from medieval Latin remonstrant- ‘demonstrating’ (see also remonstrance).

单词	Remonstrant
释义	Definition of Remonstrant in English: Remonstrant nounrɪˈmɒnstrəntrəˈmänstrənt A member of the Arminian party in the Dutch Reformed Church. Example sentencesExamples It is a mark of the esteem in which William Guthrie was held that, at the meeting of their Western Synod, in 1654 the Remonstrants chose William Guthrie for their Moderator. Following the first draft of the constitutional articles of the new church order, the Remonstrants left the process, because they could not find room enough for their liberal opinions in the new church. While his patrons included Calvinists, Remonstrants, Catholics and Jews, Rembrandt was not, as far as we know, an active churchgoer himself. The Stadtholder, Prince Maurice of Orange, declared against the Remonstrants, and those who spoke out in favour of religious freedom began to feel the pinch of established power. Origin Early 17th century: from medieval Latin remonstrant- 'demonstrating' (see also remonstrance). Definition of Remonstrant in US English: Remonstrant nounrəˈmänstrənt A member of the Arminian party in the Dutch Reformed Church. Example sentencesExamples It is a mark of the esteem in which William Guthrie was held that, at the meeting of their Western Synod, in 1654 the Remonstrants chose William Guthrie for their Moderator. While his patrons included Calvinists, Remonstrants, Catholics and Jews, Rembrandt was not, as far as we know, an active churchgoer himself. Following the first draft of the constitutional articles of the new church order, the Remonstrants left the process, because they could not find room enough for their liberal opinions in the new church. The Stadtholder, Prince Maurice of Orange, declared against the Remonstrants, and those who spoke out in favour of religious freedom began to feel the pinch of established power. Origin Early 17th century: from medieval Latin remonstrant- ‘demonstrating’ (see also remonstrance).
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