priestridden
priestridden is the alternative form of priest-ridden.
Meaning of priest-ridden
Adjective
priest-ridden (comparative more priest-ridden, superlative most priest-ridden)
- Dominated or plagued by priests.
- Cologne […] is much decayed within these Hundred Years, having been much Priest-ridden; a Misfortune that hath undone many other great Cities. The Jesuits have had so great Influence upon the Magistrates, that they prevailed with them to banish all Protestants […]1691, William Carr, An Accurate Description of the United Netherlands, and of the Most Considerable Parts of Germany, Sweden, & Denmark, London: Timothy Childe, page 83
Forms of priestridden
| comparative | more priestridden |
|---|---|
| superlative | most priestridden |
Questions about priestridden
- What is priestridden the alternative form of?
- Priestridden is the alternative form of priest-ridden.
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