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Polish Messianism

Polish Messianism proper noun: a school of thought, chiefly of 19th-century Poland, which taught that the life of Jesus Christ was mirrored in the history of the Polish nation, meaning that it had to suffer, but would rise again and then lead Europe to a new and better age.

Proper noun

Polish Messianism

  1. A school of thought, chiefly of 19th-century Poland, which taught that the life of Jesus Christ was mirrored in the history of the Polish nation, meaning that it had to suffer, but would rise again and then lead Europe to a new and better age.

Forms of Polish Messianism

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Questions about Polish Messianism

What does Polish Messianism mean?
Polish Messianism means a school of thought, chiefly of 19th-century Poland, which taught that the life of Jesus Christ was mirrored in the history of the Polish nation, meaning that it had to suffer, but would rise again and then lead Europe to a new and better age.
What part of speech is Polish Messianism?
Polish Messianism is a proper noun.

Words near Polish Messianism in the dictionary

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  4. Polish fire drills
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  6. Polish Messianism
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  8. Polish notation
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