Definition of unfrock in English:

unfrock

verbʌnˈfrɒkˌənˈfrɑk

another term for defrock
Example sentencesExamples
- Instead, however, he attached himself to the Austrian court, becoming Joseph I's diplomatic agent in Italy and enjoying a luxurious way of life which in 1711 led to demands that he be unfrocked.
- He reminded Latimer of a high church priest he had known in England who had been unfrocked for embezzling the altar fund.
- But they reveal the truth, and the messenger is unfrocked and imprisoned in a dark dungeon.
- At a council held at Westminster in October 1163 Henry demanded that criminous clerks should be unfrocked by the Church and handed over to the lay courts for punishment.

Definition of unfrock in US English:

unfrock

verbˌənˈfrɑkˌənˈfräk

another term for defrock
Example sentencesExamples
- He reminded Latimer of a high church priest he had known in England who had been unfrocked for embezzling the altar fund.
- Instead, however, he attached himself to the Austrian court, becoming Joseph I's diplomatic agent in Italy and enjoying a luxurious way of life which in 1711 led to demands that he be unfrocked.
- At a council held at Westminster in October 1163 Henry demanded that criminous clerks should be unfrocked by the Church and handed over to the lay courts for punishment.
- But they reveal the truth, and the messenger is unfrocked and imprisoned in a dark dungeon.

单词	unfrock
释义	Definition of unfrock in English: unfrock verbʌnˈfrɒkˌənˈfrɑk another term for defrock Example sentencesExamples Instead, however, he attached himself to the Austrian court, becoming Joseph I's diplomatic agent in Italy and enjoying a luxurious way of life which in 1711 led to demands that he be unfrocked. He reminded Latimer of a high church priest he had known in England who had been unfrocked for embezzling the altar fund. But they reveal the truth, and the messenger is unfrocked and imprisoned in a dark dungeon. At a council held at Westminster in October 1163 Henry demanded that criminous clerks should be unfrocked by the Church and handed over to the lay courts for punishment. Definition of unfrock in US English: unfrock verbˌənˈfrɑkˌənˈfräk another term for defrock Example sentencesExamples He reminded Latimer of a high church priest he had known in England who had been unfrocked for embezzling the altar fund. Instead, however, he attached himself to the Austrian court, becoming Joseph I's diplomatic agent in Italy and enjoying a luxurious way of life which in 1711 led to demands that he be unfrocked. At a council held at Westminster in October 1163 Henry demanded that criminous clerks should be unfrocked by the Church and handed over to the lay courts for punishment. But they reveal the truth, and the messenger is unfrocked and imprisoned in a dark dungeon.
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