Definition of Muggletonian in English:

Muggletonian

noun ˌmʌɡ(ə)lˈtəʊnɪənˌməɡəlˈtōnēən

A member of a small Christian sect founded in England c.1651 by Lodowicke Muggleton (1609–98) and John Reeve (1608–58), who claimed to be the two witnesses mentioned in the book of Revelation (Rev. 11:3–6). Despite many eccentric doctrines, the sect survived into the late 19th century.
马格尔顿教派信徒（马格尔顿教派是约于1651年由洛多威克·马格尔顿[1609-1698]和约翰·里夫[1608-1658]创立的一个基督教小教派，两人自称为《启示录》第11章第3-6节中提及的两个见证；尽管其教义颇多怪僻之处，该教派一直存在到19世纪末）
Example sentencesExamples
- Millenarian hopes and visions surfaced at the time of the Peasants' Revolt and again among 17th-cent. sects such as the ranters, Muggletonians, Fifth Monarchy men, and some early Quakers.
- This remarkable and delightful book traces the continuous history of the Muggletonian sect from its mid-seventeenth-century origins to 1979, when the last Muggletonian passed away.
- The group of six Baxter oil prints shown here was made in 1846 for the private use of the Muggletonians, a religious sect in England.
- I have cultivated an appreciation for the sense of humor displayed in a comment made in 1656 by John Reeve, the self-styled prophet of the British sect known as the Muggletonians.
- Some, like the Ranters and Muggletonians, may never have existed as an identifiable and proselytizing movement as such: perhaps they served primarily as scarecrows, and as targets for legislation such as the Blasphemy Act of 1650.

adjective ˌmʌɡ(ə)lˈtəʊnɪənˌməɡəlˈtōnēən

Relating to the Muggletonians.
Example sentencesExamples
- I had been trying to track down the Muggletonian archive for a few years when a correspondence about Muggletonian doctrine commenced in the Times Literary Supplement.
- He worked from 1631 as a tailor for his cousin, William Reeve, whose brother John co-founded the Muggletonian sect.

Definition of Muggletonian in US English:

Muggletonian

nounˌməɡəlˈtōnēən

A member of a small Christian sect founded in England c.1651 by Lodowicke Muggleton (1609–98) and John Reeve (1608–58), who claimed to be the two witnesses mentioned in the book of Revelation (Rev. 11:3–6). Despite many eccentric doctrines, the sect survived into the late 19th century.
马格尔顿教派信徒（马格尔顿教派是约于1651年由洛多威克·马格尔顿[1609-1698]和约翰·里夫[1608-1658]创立的一个基督教小教派，两人自称为《启示录》第11章第3-6节中提及的两个见证；尽管其教义颇多怪僻之处，该教派一直存在到19世纪末）
Example sentencesExamples
- The group of six Baxter oil prints shown here was made in 1846 for the private use of the Muggletonians, a religious sect in England.
- This remarkable and delightful book traces the continuous history of the Muggletonian sect from its mid-seventeenth-century origins to 1979, when the last Muggletonian passed away.
- I have cultivated an appreciation for the sense of humor displayed in a comment made in 1656 by John Reeve, the self-styled prophet of the British sect known as the Muggletonians.
- Millenarian hopes and visions surfaced at the time of the Peasants' Revolt and again among 17th-cent. sects such as the ranters, Muggletonians, Fifth Monarchy men, and some early Quakers.
- Some, like the Ranters and Muggletonians, may never have existed as an identifiable and proselytizing movement as such: perhaps they served primarily as scarecrows, and as targets for legislation such as the Blasphemy Act of 1650.

adjectiveˌməɡəlˈtōnēən

Relating to the Muggletonians.
Example sentencesExamples
- He worked from 1631 as a tailor for his cousin, William Reeve, whose brother John co-founded the Muggletonian sect.
- I had been trying to track down the Muggletonian archive for a few years when a correspondence about Muggletonian doctrine commenced in the Times Literary Supplement.

单词	Muggletonian
释义	Definition of Muggletonian in English: Muggletonian noun ˌmʌɡ(ə)lˈtəʊnɪənˌməɡəlˈtōnēən A member of a small Christian sect founded in England c.1651 by Lodowicke Muggleton (1609–98) and John Reeve (1608–58), who claimed to be the two witnesses mentioned in the book of Revelation (Rev. 11:3–6). Despite many eccentric doctrines, the sect survived into the late 19th century. 马格尔顿教派信徒（马格尔顿教派是约于1651年由洛多威克·马格尔顿[1609-1698]和约翰·里夫[1608-1658]创立的一个基督教小教派，两人自称为《启示录》第11章第3-6节中提及的两个见证；尽管其教义颇多怪僻之处，该教派一直存在到19世纪末） Example sentencesExamples Millenarian hopes and visions surfaced at the time of the Peasants' Revolt and again among 17th-cent. sects such as the ranters, Muggletonians, Fifth Monarchy men, and some early Quakers. This remarkable and delightful book traces the continuous history of the Muggletonian sect from its mid-seventeenth-century origins to 1979, when the last Muggletonian passed away. The group of six Baxter oil prints shown here was made in 1846 for the private use of the Muggletonians, a religious sect in England. I have cultivated an appreciation for the sense of humor displayed in a comment made in 1656 by John Reeve, the self-styled prophet of the British sect known as the Muggletonians. Some, like the Ranters and Muggletonians, may never have existed as an identifiable and proselytizing movement as such: perhaps they served primarily as scarecrows, and as targets for legislation such as the Blasphemy Act of 1650. adjective ˌmʌɡ(ə)lˈtəʊnɪənˌməɡəlˈtōnēən Relating to the Muggletonians. Example sentencesExamples I had been trying to track down the Muggletonian archive for a few years when a correspondence about Muggletonian doctrine commenced in the Times Literary Supplement. He worked from 1631 as a tailor for his cousin, William Reeve, whose brother John co-founded the Muggletonian sect. Definition of Muggletonian in US English: Muggletonian nounˌməɡəlˈtōnēən A member of a small Christian sect founded in England c.1651 by Lodowicke Muggleton (1609–98) and John Reeve (1608–58), who claimed to be the two witnesses mentioned in the book of Revelation (Rev. 11:3–6). Despite many eccentric doctrines, the sect survived into the late 19th century. 马格尔顿教派信徒（马格尔顿教派是约于1651年由洛多威克·马格尔顿[1609-1698]和约翰·里夫[1608-1658]创立的一个基督教小教派，两人自称为《启示录》第11章第3-6节中提及的两个见证；尽管其教义颇多怪僻之处，该教派一直存在到19世纪末） Example sentencesExamples The group of six Baxter oil prints shown here was made in 1846 for the private use of the Muggletonians, a religious sect in England. This remarkable and delightful book traces the continuous history of the Muggletonian sect from its mid-seventeenth-century origins to 1979, when the last Muggletonian passed away. I have cultivated an appreciation for the sense of humor displayed in a comment made in 1656 by John Reeve, the self-styled prophet of the British sect known as the Muggletonians. Millenarian hopes and visions surfaced at the time of the Peasants' Revolt and again among 17th-cent. sects such as the ranters, Muggletonians, Fifth Monarchy men, and some early Quakers. Some, like the Ranters and Muggletonians, may never have existed as an identifiable and proselytizing movement as such: perhaps they served primarily as scarecrows, and as targets for legislation such as the Blasphemy Act of 1650. adjectiveˌməɡəlˈtōnēən Relating to the Muggletonians. Example sentencesExamples He worked from 1631 as a tailor for his cousin, William Reeve, whose brother John co-founded the Muggletonian sect. I had been trying to track down the Muggletonian archive for a few years when a correspondence about Muggletonian doctrine commenced in the Times Literary Supplement.
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