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nonjuror Definition

non·ju·ror (-jo̵or′ər)

noun

  1. a person who refuses to take an oath, as one of allegiance
  2. any of the clergymen of the Church of England who refused to take such an oath at the accession of William and Mary in 1689

  • non-Latin
  • nonleafy
  • nonlegal
  • nonlethal
  • nonlicensed
  • nonlife
  • nonlimiting
  • nonlinear
  • nonliquefying
  • nonliquid
  • nonliquidating
  • nonliteral
  • nonliterary
  • nonliterate
  • nonliturgical
  • nonliving
  • nonlocal
  • nonlogical
  • nonluminous
  • nonlustrous
  • non-Lutheran
nonjuror Related Forms
non′·ju′·ring adjective
nonjuror Synonyms

nonjuror

n.

dissenter, heretic, eccentric; see nonconformist, radical.