nonconformist

Converse of object

• exclude: These acts excluded Nonconformists from holding civil or military office.
• do: Why did Nonconformists generally support the Liberals - and what political impact did they have?
• campaign: In the 19th century Nonconformists campaigned strongly against the payment of church tithes.
• give: Its nearness to the public houses gave the nonconformists cause for complaint.

Adjective modifier

• Protestant: How far and how did discrimination against Protestant nonconformists continue into William's reign?
• other: He was silenced like other Nonconformists in 1662, but continued to preach in private meetings.
• English: Priestley's sons hoped to establish a haven nearby for English nonconformists who faced discrimination and persecution at home.
• first: The Quarry Methodists were the first nonconformists in the whole of Headington to build their own place of worship.
• Many: Many nonconformists already accept this principle and do not make a claim for denominational schools within the public system.

Modifies a noun

• chapel: On the east side of Highbury Grove, not part of Dawes's estate, stood a nonconformist chapel.
• evangelical: For many nonconformist evangelicals the ecumenicalism of Packer and others and their refusal to abandon a compromised institutional church was threatening the gospel.
• register: Click here for a list of nonconformist church registers held at the record office.
• minister: The Rev. Isaac Taylor was Ongar's nonconformist minister from 1811 till his death in 1829.
• church: The online indexes of the National Register of Archives can also be searched for surviving records of nonconformist churches.
• religion: At the beginning of the 17 th century nonconformist religions were starting to form in England.

Noun used with modifier

century: In the 19th century Nonconformists campaigned strongly against the payment of church tithes.