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Definition of Anglicanism - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
religious traditionTECH. UK Christian tradition originating in the Church of EnglandTECH. UK
- Anglicanism has a distinct liturgical and theological identity..
- Anglicanism played a key role in British history.
- She studied Anglicanism in her theology class.
Expressions with Anglicanism
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tradition in the Church of England focusing on Catholic practices
High Anglicanism values the use of incense during services.
Origin of Anglicanism
English, Anglican (of the Church of England)
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religious movement
movement within Anglicanism emphasizing Roman Catholic beliefs and practices
religion
related to the Oxford movement in Anglicanism
religion
member of the Oxford Movement in Anglicanism
religion
Protestant following Anglicanism
Anglican movement
movement within Anglicanism emphasizing simplicity in worship and less hierarchical authority
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- French:anglicanisme, ...
- German:Anglikanismus, ...
- Italian:anglicanesimo, ...
- Spanish:anglicanismo, ...
- Portuguese:anglicanismo, ...
- Chinese:圣公会, ...
- Japanese:アングリカニズム, ...
- Arabic:الأنجليكانية, ...
- Hebrew:אַנְגְּלִיקָנִיזְם, ...
- Russian:Англиканство, ...
- Ukrainian:англіканство, ...
- Hindi:एंग्लिकनवाद, ...
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