sectiuncle
sectiuncle noun: a little or petty sect.
Noun
sectiuncle (plural sectiuncles)
- A little or petty sect.
- January 1851, James Martineau, "The Battle of the Churches" in Westminster Review
some new sect or sectiuncle - celebrating the sects , schisms , and sectiuncles that have had all the poets they are likely to want in this world at least.c. 1938, Samuel Beckett, “Review of Intercessions for transition”, in Times Literary Supplement
- January 1851, James Martineau, "The Battle of the Churches" in Westminster Review
Forms of sectiuncle
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Questions about sectiuncle
- What does sectiuncle mean?
- Sectiuncle means a little or petty sect.
- What part of speech is sectiuncle?
- Sectiuncle is a noun.
- What is the plural of sectiuncle?
- The plural of sectiuncle is sectiuncles.
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