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Disestablish

verb
1.
Deprive (an established church) of its status.



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"Disestablish" Quotes from Famous Books



... Lord Mallow had been a violent Tory, Orange to the marrow of his bones. The new Lord Mallow was violently progressive, enthusiastic in his belief in Hibernian virtues, and his indignation at Hibernian wrongs. He wanted to disestablish everything. He saw his country as she appears in the eyes of her poets and song-writers—a fair dishevelled female, oppressed by the cruel Sassenach, a lovely sufferer for whose rescue all true men and leal would fight to the death. He quoted the outrages ...
— Vixen, Volume II. • M. E. Braddon

... we travel?" asked Shorty Kilrain, reining close beside the leader, as though he were anxious to disestablish any relationship with the rest ...
— Trailin'! • Max Brand



Words linked to "Disestablish" :   church, church service, deprive, impoverish



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