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irreverence

[ih-rev-er-uhns] / ɪˈrɛv ər əns /


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In England, Newman and Manning, hearing irreverences in the free speech, started the Oxford movement, which was simply a revitalized literal belief in such credos as the 39 Articles.

From Time Magazine Archive

A ramshackle showcase for the hilarious shenanigans, vaudeville stunts, irreverences, tongue-in-cheekiness and occasional profundities of Playwright Brendan Behan.

From Time Magazine Archive

There was some thunder, a great many jokes, roars of laughter and peppery irreverences about people and politics.

From Time Magazine Archive

Of the irregularities, irreverences, and squalor of the whole I will not speak. 

From Chantry House by Yonge, Charlotte Mary

The conversion of sinners; the wants of the Church; those in death agony; spread of Eucharistic devotion; daily Communion; priest adorers; reparation for bad Communions; reparation for impieties and irreverences towards the Eucharist.

From The Divine Office by Quigley, Edward J.




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