All 9 Uses
martyr
in
Death Comes for the Archbishop
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- Our Spanish fathers made good martyrs, but the French Jesuits accomplish more.†
Part Prol.martyrs = dies or suffers due to upholding principle; or people who have suffered such a fate
- He will be called upon for every sacrifice, quite possibly for martyrdom.†
Part Prol. *martyrdom = the death or suffering of someone due to upholding principles
- My grandfather protested; tried to persuade the fellow that some picture of the Crucifixion, or a martyrdom, would appeal more strongly to his redskins.†
Part Prol.
- THE LEGEND OF FRAY BALTAZAR Some time in the very early years of seventeen hundred, nearly fifty years after the great Indian uprising in which all the missionaries and all the Spaniards in northern New Mexico were either driven out or murdered, after the country had been reconquered and new missionaries had come to take the place of the martyrs, a certain Friar Baltazar Montoya was priest at Acoma.†
Part 3martyrs = dies or suffers due to upholding principle; or people who have suffered such a fate
- She told him also how precious to them were Father Vaillant's long letters, letters in which he told his sister of the country, the Indians, the pious Mexican women, the Spanish martyrs of old.†
Part 6
- Not often, indeed, had Jean Marie Latour come so near to the Fountain of all Pity as in the Lady Chapel that night; the pity that no man born of woman could ever utterly cut himself off from; that was for the murderer on the scaffold, as it was for the dying soldier or the martyr on the rack.†
Part 7martyr = someone who dies or suffers to uphold principles
- Yes, Sangre de Cristo; but no matter how scarlet the sunset, those red hills never became vermilion, but a more and more intense rose-carnelian; not the colour of living blood, the Bishop had often reflected, but the colour of the dried blood of saints and martyrs preserved in old churches in Rome, which liquefies upon occasion.†
Part 9martyrs = dies or suffers due to upholding principle; or people who have suffered such a fate
- If they endured martyrdom, they died among their brethren, their relics were piously preserved, their names lived in the mouths of holy men.†
Part 9martyrdom = the death or suffering of someone due to upholding principles
- Riding with his Auvergnats to the old missions that had been scenes of martyrdom, the Bishop used to remind them that no man could know what triumphs of faith had happened there, where one white man met torture and death alone among so many infidels, or what visions and revelations God may have granted to soften that brutal end.†
Part 9
Definitions:
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(1)
(martyr) someone who is killed or made to suffer greatly for their beliefs, often unjustly; or someone who acts as if they suffer a lot; or to make someone into such a person
- (2) (meaning too rare to warrant focus)