Word: latitudinarian
Synonyms: latitudinarian
free-thinking, undogmatic
Translations: latitudinarian
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spanish
Translations:
latitudinario, latitudinaria, laxista, la latitudinarian
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german
Translations:
weitherzig, latitudinarischen, freis, freisinnige
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french
Translations:
latitudinaire, laxiste
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italian
Translations:
latitudinario, lassista
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portuguese
Translations:
latitudinário
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dutch
Translations:
vrijzinnig, vrijzinnige
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russian
Translations:
веротерпимый, расширительное
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swedish
Translations:
Latitudinarism
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finnish
Translations:
suvaitseva, suvaitsevaa, suvaitseva henkilö
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turkish
Translations:
ileri görüşlü, özgür düşünceli kimse, özgür düşünceli
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greek
Translations:
ελευθεριόφρων
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ukrainian
Translations:
віротерпимий
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belarusian
Translations:
верацярпімасці, верацярпімасць, верацерпнасцю, верацярпімаю, верацярпімасьць
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estonian
Translations:
Suvaitseva, Suvaitseva isik
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croatian
Translations:
slobodoumnih
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lithuanian
Translations:
Plėtimosi, Plataus požiūrio žmogus, Plataus, Plataus požiūrio
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romanian
Translations:
tolerant, persoană cu vederi largi
The meaning and "use of": latitudinarian
adjective
- allowing latitude, especially in religion; showing no preference among varying creeds and forms of worship. - Surges of fashionable liberalism such as latitudinarian complacency in the early part of the century drew the fire of much satirical scepticism.
- a person with a latitudinarian attitude. - Wishy-washy latitudinarians that we are, the editors emphasize that each group is independent and works out whatever works best for participants.