monkcraft
monkcraft noun: the political machinations of monks.
Noun
monkcraft (uncountable)
- The political machinations of monks.
- "I shall need no mediator between nature and monkcraft: — then, O Edith, the life thou hast saved will indeed be thine!"1848, Edward Bulwer Lytton Baron Lytton, Harold, the Last of the Saxon Kings, volume 1, page 263
- In Sardinia, the liberal Constitution gained in 1848 still stands, despite the reäctionary efforts of monkcraft and priestcraft.1855, The Christian World, page 417
Questions about monkcraft
- What does monkcraft mean?
- Monkcraft means the political machinations of monks.
- What part of speech is monkcraft?
- Monkcraft is a noun.
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