Definition of Cromwellian in English:

Cromwellian

adjective krɒmˈwɛlɪənˌkrɑmˈwɛliən

Relating to or characteristic of Oliver Cromwell, Lord Protector of the Commonwealth 1653–8, in particular with reference to his puritanism.
critics of the Cromwellian regime
Example sentencesExamples
- The Lighthouse itself was once a Cromwellian fort guarding the harbour.
- The period of Cromwellian rule is usually known as the Protectorate.
- The city had supported the Cromwellian cause, having been soured by unwarranted interference in its affairs by the Stuart kings.
- The output of playing cards was seriously curtailed in Cromwellian times, when both cards and play were regarded as sinful.
- Ours remains, in some ways, a Cromwellian parliamentary democracy.

Definition of Cromwellian in US English:

Cromwellian

adjectiveˌkrɑmˈwɛliənˌkrämˈwelēən

Relating to or characteristic of Oliver Cromwell, Lord Protector of the Commonwealth 1653–8, in particular with reference to his puritanism.
critics of the Cromwellian regime
Example sentencesExamples
- The period of Cromwellian rule is usually known as the Protectorate.
- Ours remains, in some ways, a Cromwellian parliamentary democracy.
- The city had supported the Cromwellian cause, having been soured by unwarranted interference in its affairs by the Stuart kings.
- The output of playing cards was seriously curtailed in Cromwellian times, when both cards and play were regarded as sinful.
- The Lighthouse itself was once a Cromwellian fort guarding the harbour.

单词	Cromwellian
释义	Definition of Cromwellian in English: Cromwellian adjective krɒmˈwɛlɪənˌkrɑmˈwɛliən Relating to or characteristic of Oliver Cromwell, Lord Protector of the Commonwealth 1653–8, in particular with reference to his puritanism. critics of the Cromwellian regime Example sentencesExamples The Lighthouse itself was once a Cromwellian fort guarding the harbour. The period of Cromwellian rule is usually known as the Protectorate. The city had supported the Cromwellian cause, having been soured by unwarranted interference in its affairs by the Stuart kings. The output of playing cards was seriously curtailed in Cromwellian times, when both cards and play were regarded as sinful. Ours remains, in some ways, a Cromwellian parliamentary democracy. Definition of Cromwellian in US English: Cromwellian adjectiveˌkrɑmˈwɛliənˌkrämˈwelēən Relating to or characteristic of Oliver Cromwell, Lord Protector of the Commonwealth 1653–8, in particular with reference to his puritanism. critics of the Cromwellian regime Example sentencesExamples The period of Cromwellian rule is usually known as the Protectorate. Ours remains, in some ways, a Cromwellian parliamentary democracy. The city had supported the Cromwellian cause, having been soured by unwarranted interference in its affairs by the Stuart kings. The output of playing cards was seriously curtailed in Cromwellian times, when both cards and play were regarded as sinful. The Lighthouse itself was once a Cromwellian fort guarding the harbour.
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