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papalizer en · NOUN

Etymology

From papalize + -er.

Meanings

1. (rare) One who papalizes.
   • When I say papalizers, or the like, call to your mind that such men have all sworn to their King’s religious supremacy. True papists, acknowledging Rome openly, are hard to be found. 1988, John Arden, Books of Bale: A Fiction of History, page 219:
   • He was a papalizer of the church in Germany, but that was because he was a missionary, and Rome was the acknowledged and worthy centre of missionary enterprise. 1954, Spencer Cecil Carpenter, The Church in England, 597–1688, page 23:
   • Besides, I have as much reason to suspect that what you quote from them was interpolated by Judaizers, as you have to suspect that what I quote from them, was interpolated by papalizers. 1836, William B. Maxson, William Parkinson, A Discussion of the Original Institution, Perpetuity and Change of the Weekly Sabbath […], page 280:

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