Adjective modifier

• French: They sought to destroy the French protestants or the French Huguenots.

• English: I nowhere condemn the poor historical scholarship of English protestants.

• extreme: The more extreme protestants swept out the evidence of the Roman church.

• radical: The radical protestant might see no need for it at all.

• white: All I can think of, as I posted yesterday, is to deport anyone who isn't a white protestant.

• staunch: Within the parish Anthony Luther of Great Myles's, a staunch protestant, took over Wright's role in vestry affairs.

Modifies a noun

• reformer: Prayers for the dead were declared illegal by the protestant reformers in the late 1530s.

• reformation: The disaster of the protestant reformation disrupted both Church and society.

• denomination: On the other side are most of the dying liberal protestant denominations.

• theologian: He was the son of a protestant theologian, pastor and professor.

• ethic: Hence his thesis of the ' protestant ethic ' .

• church: The main protestant churches have been members of the Irish Council of Churches from its foundation.

Modifying Another Word

• very: Because of my very protestant background, work had to be hard work.

• militantly: Felixstowe itself has five parish churches, including the Suffolk Anglo-catholic flagship of St John the Baptist, and the militantly protestant St Andrew.