Absolute
Catholic
Catholic adjective - Not limited or specialized in application or purpose.
Absolute and catholic are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Absolute" instead an adjective "Catholic".
Nearby Words: catholicity, Catholicism, catholicized
Both words in one sentence
- France and Spain, mortal rivals and conservative catholic near-absolute monarchies, joined forces with British protestant republican rebels and were funded by the protestant and deeply anti-Spanish Dutch Republic.
Source: Enemy Mine / Real Life - Aside from being the head of the Catholic Church, he is the last absolute monarch in Europe and one of the last in the world.
Source: Elective Monarchy - The death of Louis XVI by guillotine in a formerly Catholic nation (as opposed to a Protestant nation in the case of Oliver Cromwell and the English Civil War) was the end of the Divine Right of Kings as a concept of sovereignty and absolute monarchy.
Source: End of an Age
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