Definition of popery in English:

popery

noun ˈpəʊp(ə)riˈpoʊp(ə)ri

mass nounderogatory, archaic

The doctrines, practices, and ceremonies associated with the Pope or the papal system; Roman Catholicism.
the Anglicans campaigned against popery
Example sentencesExamples
- Beyond its original designation of Roman Catholic dogma and doctrine, by the 1670s popery was also used to label other characteristics, such as arbitrary rule, radical motives, as well as Anglican liturgy and church government.
- Contemporaries visiting France and Italy in the 1820s did not know which was the more shocking: the popery of the revived Roman Catholic Church or the secularism of the remnants of the revolution.
- To the same general purpose, Whigs strove for the political emancipation of Protestant Dissenters, as a step towards unity among Protestants against the threat of popery and ‘arbitrary government’ at home and abroad.
- Crashaw's Catholicism additionally associates him with both foreignness and popery.
- The chief weapon in their ideological arsenal was the fear of popery, in particular Irish popery.

Definition of popery in US English:

popery

nounˈpōp(ə)rēˈpoʊp(ə)ri

derogatory, archaic

The doctrines, practices, and ceremonies associated with the Pope or the papal system; Roman Catholicism.
the Anglicans campaigned against popery
Example sentencesExamples
- Contemporaries visiting France and Italy in the 1820s did not know which was the more shocking: the popery of the revived Roman Catholic Church or the secularism of the remnants of the revolution.
- Crashaw's Catholicism additionally associates him with both foreignness and popery.
- Beyond its original designation of Roman Catholic dogma and doctrine, by the 1670s popery was also used to label other characteristics, such as arbitrary rule, radical motives, as well as Anglican liturgy and church government.
- The chief weapon in their ideological arsenal was the fear of popery, in particular Irish popery.
- To the same general purpose, Whigs strove for the political emancipation of Protestant Dissenters, as a step towards unity among Protestants against the threat of popery and ‘arbitrary government’ at home and abroad.

单词	popery
释义	Definition of popery in English: popery noun ˈpəʊp(ə)riˈpoʊp(ə)ri mass nounderogatory, archaic The doctrines, practices, and ceremonies associated with the Pope or the papal system; Roman Catholicism. the Anglicans campaigned against popery Example sentencesExamples Beyond its original designation of Roman Catholic dogma and doctrine, by the 1670s popery was also used to label other characteristics, such as arbitrary rule, radical motives, as well as Anglican liturgy and church government. Contemporaries visiting France and Italy in the 1820s did not know which was the more shocking: the popery of the revived Roman Catholic Church or the secularism of the remnants of the revolution. To the same general purpose, Whigs strove for the political emancipation of Protestant Dissenters, as a step towards unity among Protestants against the threat of popery and ‘arbitrary government’ at home and abroad. Crashaw's Catholicism additionally associates him with both foreignness and popery. The chief weapon in their ideological arsenal was the fear of popery, in particular Irish popery. Definition of popery in US English: popery nounˈpōp(ə)rēˈpoʊp(ə)ri derogatory, archaic The doctrines, practices, and ceremonies associated with the Pope or the papal system; Roman Catholicism. the Anglicans campaigned against popery Example sentencesExamples Contemporaries visiting France and Italy in the 1820s did not know which was the more shocking: the popery of the revived Roman Catholic Church or the secularism of the remnants of the revolution. Crashaw's Catholicism additionally associates him with both foreignness and popery. Beyond its original designation of Roman Catholic dogma and doctrine, by the 1670s popery was also used to label other characteristics, such as arbitrary rule, radical motives, as well as Anglican liturgy and church government. The chief weapon in their ideological arsenal was the fear of popery, in particular Irish popery. To the same general purpose, Whigs strove for the political emancipation of Protestant Dissenters, as a step towards unity among Protestants against the threat of popery and ‘arbitrary government’ at home and abroad.
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