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idolater

[ahy-dol-uh-ter] / aɪˈdɒl ə tər /




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Such, too, is the fascination of speculation respecting the man behind the pen that someone, biographer or scandalmonger or idolater, is rather more than likely to tell the world about him.

From Time Magazine Archive

Consequently he has been denounced as a "traitor," "idolater," "conspirator."

From Time Magazine Archive

As he proceeds to plant an intolerant city-state on American soil, this Milton sneers at the memory of More, calling him an idolater who had had his head chopped off.

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For Ibsen, as later for an Ibsen idolater named James Joyce, exile was creation's catalyst.

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“Witnesses are concealed behind a wall, and he says to the idolater, ‘tell me what thou saidst to me alone,’ and the idolater told him.

From Hebrew Literature by Epiphanius Wilson




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