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Definition
Synonym
Reformierter
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Reformierter
m
relig.
member of a Reformed Church
Reformierte
m f
,
Reformierter
Reformierten
pl
, Reformierte
reformist
reformists
Reformierte Kirchen
pl
relig.
Weltgemeinschaft
f
Reformierter
Kirchen WRK
Reformed Churches
World Communion of Reformed Churches WCRC
Reformierte Kirchen
pl
relig.
Weltgemeinschaft
f
Reformierter
Kirchen WRK
Reformed Churches
World Communion of Reformed Churches WCRC
Deutsche
Reformierter Synonyme
reformierter
Englische
member of a Reformed Church Synonyme
member
Greek
affiliate
appendage
arm
associate
belonger
bough
branch
brother
card-carrier
card-carrying
member
cardholder
charter
member
clubber
clubman
clubwoman
colleague
committeeman
comrade
conventioneer
conventioner
conventionist
cut
division
dues-paying
member
enlistee
enrollee
fellow
fraternity man
guildsman
hand
honorary
member
imp
initiate
insider
joiner
joint
leg
life
member
limb
link
lobe
lobule
moiety
offshoot
one of us
organ
parcel
piece
pinion
pledge
portion
ramification
runner
scion
section
segment
sister
socius
sorority girl
sorority woman
spray
sprig
spur
switch
tail
tendril
twig
wing
member
ship
admissibility
admission
affiliates
affiliation
assimilation
associates
association
body of affiliates
companionship
company
completeness
comprehension
comprehensiveness
comprisal
consociation
constituency
cooperation
coverage
eligibility
embodiment
embracement
encompassment
envisagement
exhaustiveness
fellowship
fraternity
fraternization
inclusion
inclusiveness
incorporation
member
s
openness
partaking
participation
reception
sharing
society
tolerance
toleration
whole
Reformierter Definition
Broad
Church
(
)
A
portion
of
the
Church
of
England,
consisting
of
persons
who
claim
to
hold
a
position,
in
respect
to
doctrine
and
fellowship,
intermediate
between
the
High
Church
party
and
the
Low
Church,
or
evangelical,
party.
The
term
has
been
applied
to
other
bodies
of
men
holding
liberal
or
comprehensive
views
of
Christian
doctrine
and
fellowship.
Church
(
n.
)
A
building
set
apart
for
Christian
worship.
Church
(
n.
)
A
Jewish
or
heathen
temple.
Church
(
n.
)
A
formally
organized
body
of
Christian
believers
worshiping
together.
Church
(
n.
)
A
body
of
Christian
believers,
holding
the
same
creed,
observing
the
same
rites,
and
acknowledging
the
same
ecclesiastical
authority
Church
(
n.
)
The
collective
body
of
Christians.
Church
(
n.
)
Any
body
of
worshipers
Church
(
n.
)
The
aggregate
of
religious
influences
in
a
community
Church
(
v.
t.)
To
bless
according
to
a
prescribed
form,
or
to
unite
with
in
publicly
returning
thanks
in
church,
as
after
deliverance
from
the
dangers
of
childbirth
Church-ale
(
n.
)
A
church
or
parish
festival
(as
in
commemoration
of
the
dedication
of
a
church),
at
which
much
ale
was
used.
Church-bench
(
n.
)
A
seat
in
the
porch
of
a
church.
Church-haw
(
n.
)
Churchyard.
Church
modes
(
)
The
modes
or
scales
used
in
ancient
church
music.
See
Gregorian.
High-church
(
a.
)
Of
or
pertaining
to,
or
favoring,
the
party
called
the
High
Church,
or
their
doctrines
or
policy.
See
High
Church,
under
High,
a.
Low-church
(
a.
)
Not
placing
a
high
estimate
on
ecclesiastical
organizations
or
forms
Member
(
v.
t.)
To
remember
Member
(
n.
)
A
part
of
an
animal
capable
of
performing
a
distinct
office
Member
(
n.
)
Hence,
a
part
of
a
whole
Member
(
n.
)
A
part
of
a
discourse
or
of
a
period
or
sentence
Member
(
n.
)
Either
of
the
two
parts
of
an
algebraic
equation,
connected
by
the
sign
of
equality.
Member
(
n.
)
Any
essential
part,
as
a
post,
tie
rod,
strut,
etc.,
of
a
framed
structure,
as
a
bridge
truss.
Member
(
n.
)
Any
part
of
a
building,
whether
constructional,
as
a
pier,
column,
lintel,
or
the
like,
or
decorative,
as
a
molding,
or
group
of
moldings.
Member
(
n.
)
One
of
the
persons
composing
a
society,
community,
or
the
like
Reformed
(
a.
)
Corrected
Reformed
(
a.
)
Amended
in
character
and
life
Reformed
(
a.
)
Retained
in
service
on
half
or
full
pay
after
the
disbandment
of
the
company
or
troop
member of a Reformed Church Bedeutung
church
service
church
a
service
conducted
in
a
house
of
worship,
don't
be
late
for
church
church
mouse
a
fictional
mouse
created
by
Lewis
Carroll
church
church
building
a
place
for
public
(especially
Christian)
worship,
the
church
was
empty
church
bell
a
bell
in
a
church
tower
(usually
sounded
to
summon
people
to
church),
church
bells
were
ringing
all
over
town
church
hat
a
fanciful
hat
of
the
kind
worn
by
Black
women
for
Sunday
worship
church
key
can
opener
that
has
a
triangular
pointed
end
that
pierces
the
tops
of
cans
church
tower
the
tower
of
a
church
funeral
home
funeral
parlor
funeral
parlour
funeral
chapel
funeral
church
funeralesidence
a
mortuary
where
those
who
knew
the
deceased
can
come
to
pay
their
last
respects
pew
church
bench
long
bench
with
backs,
used
in
church
by
the
congregation
structural
member
support
that
is
a
constituent
part
of
any
structure
or
building
penis
phallus
member
the
male
organ
of
copulation
(`member'
is
a
euphemism)
extremity
appendage
member
an
external
body
part
that
projects
from
the
body,
it
is
important
to
keep
the
extremities
warm
uninominal
system
uninominal
voting
system
single-member
system
scrutin
uninomial
system
scrutin
uninominal
voting
system
based
on
the
principle
of
having
only
one
member
(as
of
a
legislature)
selected
from
each
electoral
district
church
roll
a
list
of
the
members
of
church
religious
doctrine
church
doctrine
gospel
creed
the
written
body
of
teachings
of
a
religious
group
that
are
generally
accepted
by
that
group
ecclesiastical
mode
Gregorian
mode
church
mode
medieval
mode
any
of
a
system
of
modes
used
in
Gregorian
chants
up
until
,
derived
historically
from
the
Greek
mode
Old
Church
Slavonic
Old
Church
Slavic
Church
Slavic
Old
Bulgarian
the
Slavic
language
into
which
the
Bible
was
translated
in
the
th
century
religious
music
church
music
genre
of
music
composed
for
performance
as
part
of
religious
ceremonies
church
Christian
church
one
of
the
groups
of
Christians
who
have
their
own
beliefs
and
forms
of
worship
church
the
body
of
people
who
attend
or
belong
to
a
particular
local
church,
our
church
is
hosting
a
picnic
next
week
Armenian
Church
Armenian
Apostolic
Orthodox
Church
an
independent
Christian
church
established
in
Armenia
since
,
was
influenced
by
both
Roman
and
Byzantine
traditions
Catholic
Church
any
of
several
churches
claiming
to
have
maintained
historical
continuity
with
the
original
Christian
Church
Roman
Catholic
Western
Church
Roman
Catholic
Church
Church
of
Rome
Roman
Church
the
Christian
Church
based
in
the
Vatican
and
presided
over
by
a
pope
and
an
episcopal
hierarchy
Nestorian
Church
a
Christian
Church
in
the
Middle
East
that
followed
Nestorianism,
there
is
still
a
small
Nestorian
Church
in
Iraq
Old
Catholic
Church
Catholic
churches
that
broke
away
from
the
Roman
Catholic
Church
in
the
th
century
Eastern
Church
Byzantine
Church
the
Catholic
Church
as
it
existed
in
the
Byzantine
Empire
Orthodox
Church
Orthodox
Catholic
Church
Eastern
Orthodox
Church
Eastern
Church
Eastern
Orthodox
derived
from
the
Byzantine
Church
and
adhering
to
Byzantine
rites
Greek
Orthodox
Church
Greek
Church
state
church
of
Greece,
an
autonomous
part
of
the
Eastern
Orthodox
Church
Russian
Orthodox
Church
an
independent
church
with
its
own
Patriarch,
until
it
was
the
established
church
or
Russia
Uniat
Church
Uniate
Church
any
of
several
churches
in
eastern
Europe
or
the
Middle
East
that
acknowledge
papal
authority
but
retain
their
own
liturgy
Coptic
Church
the
ancient
Christian
church
of
Egypt
Protestant
Church
Protestant
the
Protestant
churches
and
denominations
collectively
Christian
Church
Disciples
of
Christ
a
Protestant
church
that
accepts
the
Bible
as
the
only
source
of
true
Christian
faith
and
practices
baptism
by
immersion
Anglican
Church
Anglican
Communion
Church
of
England
the
national
church
of
England
(and
all
other
churches
in
other
countries
that
share
its
beliefs),
has
its
see
in
Canterbury
and
the
sovereign
as
its
temporal
head
Episcopal
Church
Protestant
Episcopal
Church
United
States
church
that
is
in
communication
with
the
see
of
Canterbury
Church
of
Ireland
autonomous
branch
of
the
Church
of
England
in
Ireland
Episcopal
Church
Episcopal
Church
of
Scotland
an
autonomous
branch
of
the
Anglican
Communion
in
Scotland
High
Church
High
Anglican
Church
a
group
in
the
Anglican
Church
that
emphasizes
the
Catholic
tradition
(especially
in
sacraments
and
rituals
and
obedience
to
church
authority)
Church
of
Jesus
Christ
of
Latter-Day
Saints
Mormon
Church
Mormons
church
founded
by
Joseph
Smith
inwith
headquarters
in
Salt
Lake
City,
Utah
Baptist
Church
Baptists
any
of
various
evangelical
Protestant
churches
that
believe
in
the
baptism
of
voluntary
believers
Church
of
the
Brethren
Dunkers
Dippers
a
Baptist
denomination
founded
inby
Americans
of
German
descent,
opposed
to
military
service
and
taking
legal
oaths,
practiced
trine
immersion
Christian
Science
Church
of
Christ
Scientist
Protestant
denomination
founded
by
Mary
Baker
Eddy
in
Congregational
Church
a
Protestant
denomination
holding
that
each
individual
congregation
should
be
self-governing
Congregational
Christian
Church
merger
of
the
Congregational
Church
and
the
Christian
Church
Evangelical
and
Reformed
Church
a
Protestant
denomination
of
Calvinist
faith
United
Church
of
Christ
merger
of
the
Congregational
Christian
Church
and
the
Evangelical
and
Reformed
Church
in
Lutheran
Church
the
Protestant
denomination
adhering
to
the
views
of
Martin
Luther
Presbyterian
Church
the
Protestant
denomination
adhering
to
the
views
of
John
Calvin
Unitarian
Church
the
Protestant
denomination
that
rejects
the
doctrine
of
the
Trinity
Arminian
Church
the
Protestant
denomination
adhering
to
the
views
of
Jacobus
Arminius
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