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Part of Speech: noun
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You see, each denomination declared that it had the only real correct plan, an' I'll swear I liked one as well as t'other. - "The Desired Woman", Will N. Harben.
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My father being a minister and mother an elder in that denomination, they were very conscientious in training their children in all the usages, as well as principles, of that sect. - "A Woman's Life-Work Labors and Experiences", Laura S. Haviland.
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Huxley at once carried the war into the enemy's own country: " And, seeing how large a share of this clamour is raised by the clergy of one denomination or another, may I say, in conclusion, that it really would be well if ecclesiastical persons would reflect that ordination, whatever deep- seated graces it may confer, has never been observed to be followed by any visible increase in the learning or the logic of its subject. - "Thomas Henry Huxley; A Sketch Of His Life And Work", P. Chalmers Mitchell.