interdict

Mordred attacked; the Bishop of Canterbury dropped down on him with the Interdict.

But so it was, and Jasper Lamotte's interdict was not strong enough to sever the intimacy.

The political legislator may place their empire under an interdict, but he cannot reign there.

The King was not strong enough to withstand the influence of the clergy, and did not venture at once to remove the interdict.

The interdict was now removed, and Brother Francis seemed happy.

A truce for four years was enjoined on all Christian princes on pain of excommunication and interdict.

She looked at Aunt with an assurance as calm as if there were no interdict upon social experiments.

He filled his coffers with Church money, and laughed at the interdict.

Now, by the Prophet and that interdict of his, I'll drink no further.'

As for this horrible contrivance, all I can say is that the Geneva Conference ought to interdict it.