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Febronist

Febronist adjective: febronian.

Adjective

Febronist (comparative more Febronist, superlative most Febronist)

  1. Febronian.
    • The association of Febronist bishops with Prussia's League of Princes in 1785 angered Joseph II and left the imperial church politically vulnerable by the outbreak of the French Revolutionary Wars in 1792.2016, Peter H. Wilson, The Holy Roman Empire, Penguin, published 2017, page 134

Forms of Febronist

comparativemore Febronist
superlativemost Febronist

Questions about Febronist

What does Febronist mean?
Febronist means febronian.
What part of speech is Febronist?
Febronist is an adjective.

Words near Febronist in the dictionary

  1. Febronianism
  2. Febronianist
  3. Febronianists
  4. Febronians
  5. Febronism
  6. Febronist
  7. febrous
  8. Februaries
  9. Februarius
  10. February
  11. February 31

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