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Sectarian

Matched in: Term Sectarian

atmosphere public funding is restricted to nonsectarian colleges Opposite of sectarian

The quality or character of a sectarian devotion to the interests of a party excess of partisan

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To imbue with sectarian feelings to subject to the control of a sect

A sectarian a member or adherent of a sect a follower or

adherence to the forms or principles of some church organization sectarianism

first appeared at Plymouth England about 1830 They protest against sectarianism and reject all official ministry or clergy Also called Brethren

Sectarianism

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