indulgencers
indulgencers is the plural of indulgencer.
Meaning of indulgencer
Noun
indulgencer (plural indulgencers)
- One who indulges; one who offers indulgence.
- Criminal indulgencers boast, it is true, of their exploits of love, and gallant achievements.1820, John Eagleton, Friendly Cautions to Youth, page 20
- One who brokers papal indulgences.
- As if God should say to Papists, Go to your Indulgencers, pardon-mongers, Aneylers: or to carnal Gospellers, Go to your parasitical-preachers, that have soothed you up in your sins (and ye loved to have it so) or at the best, have shot off a few pot-guns onely against gross sins, and licked you...1656, John Trapp, A Commentary Or Exposition Upon All the Books of the New Testament
Questions about indulgencers
- What is indulgencers the plural of?
- Indulgencers is the plural of indulgencer.
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