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1 scomunica
scomunica s.f.1 (eccl.) excommunication: scomunica maggiore, minore, greater, lesser excommunication; dare, lanciare la scomunica, to excommunicate* * *[sko'munika]sostantivo femminile excommunication* * *scomunica/sko'munika/sostantivo f.excommunication. -
2 anatema
* * *[ana'tɛma, a'natema]sostantivo maschile1) (scomunica) anathema, excommunication2) fig.scagliare o lanciare un anatema a qcn. — to curse sb
* * *anatema/ana'tεma, a'natema/sostantivo m.1 (scomunica) anathema, excommunication2 fig. scagliare o lanciare un anatema a qcn. to curse sb. -
3 fulmine
m lightning* * *fulmine s.m.1 lightning; (letter.) thunderbolt: colpito dal fulmine, struck by lightning; veloce come un fulmine, as quick (o swift) as lightning; un fulmine colpì la torre, the tower was struck by lightning; fulmine a catena, chain lightning // un fulmine a ciel sereno, (fig.) a bolt from the blue // colpo di fulmine, stroke (o flash) of lightning, (fig.) love at first sight2 (fig.) ( anatema, scomunica) excommunication, anathema // i fulmini della Chiesa, the curse of the Church.* * *['fulmine] 1.sostantivo maschile lightning U, flash, stroke of lightning2.attirarsi i -i di qcn. — to incur sb.'s wrath
••un fulmine a ciel sereno — a bolt from o out of the blue
* * *fulmine/'fulmine/I sostantivo m.lightning U, flash, stroke of lightning; il fulmine è caduto sull'edificio lightning struck the buildingII fulmini m.pl.(ire) attirarsi i -i di qcn. to incur sb.'s wrathveloce come un fulmine as quick as lightning; un fulmine a ciel sereno a bolt from o out of the blue. -
4 scomunica sf
[sko'munika] scomunica (-che)Rel excommunication -
5 ricomunicare
ricomunicare v.tr.1 to communicate again, to inform again, to notify again, to give* notice again: vi ricomunico le norme del concorso, I'll inform you once again of the rules of the competition◆ v. intr. ( riprendere a comunicare) to communicate again, to talk (to s.o.) again. -
6 scomunica
sf [sko'munika] scomunica (-che)Rel excommunication
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Excommunication — • Exclusion from the communion, the principal and severest censure, is a medicinal, spiritual penalty that deprives the guilty Christian of all participation in the common blessings of ecclesiastical society Catholic Encyclopedia. Kevin Knight.… … Catholic encyclopedia
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excommunication — index banishment, expulsion, ostracism, rejection Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 … Law dictionary
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Excommunication — A depiction of Pope Gregory IX excommunicating. Excommunication is a religious censure used to deprive, suspend or limit membership in a religious … Wikipedia
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