anticlericalism
Americannoun
Example Sentences
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With France’s increasing radicalism, anticlericalism, and disorder, it seemed obvious to Morse that the French Jacobins, the political faction that seized control of the nation in 1792, were simply Illuminati by another name.
From Slate
All civil wars are savage, but Spain’s — a boiling cauldron of left and right political fanaticisms, anticlericalism and class hatreds — was especially so.
From Washington Post
Mr Pullman’s anticlericalism is not smug or contemptuous; among his heroes is a group of nuns, expressing their faith through love, charity and care.
From Economist
And the “notorious anticlericalism” in Europe made it difficult to talk about religious messages by the great masters, Verdon said.
From Washington Post
It combined nationalism with republicanism, anticlericalism, women’s suffrage, and social reform, much of which Fascists would soon jettison.
From Slate
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