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• How can you not like somebody who uses words like contumacious and obloquy?
• Talleyrand declared him contumacious and suspended him from office.
• It was unanimously resolved that he was contumacious and ought to be excommunicated.
• When it did meet, on 18 August, it also proved contumacious.
• On 19 July he was pronounced contumacious and excommunicated.
• In February 1343 Peter declared James a contumacious vassal and his kingdom and lands forfeit.
• I know personally, of the stepson, and the continued defiance, and gross contumacious behavior.
• If any members of the chapter fail to attend, they are declared to be " contumacious ".
• Not many athletes like being compared to John McEnroe when he was in his contumacious prime as a tennis player.
• A master might be fined or a labourer imprisoned, and if contumacious, whipped, for breach of this rule.
• Nathaniel Hawthorne, in his 1859 journals, observed, " Contumacious prisoners were put to a dreadful torture ."
• Instead of making Churaman sincerely loyal, they made him conscious of his mischief potential and thus eventually whetted his contumacious designs.
• Additionally a wide range of more contumacious terms, such as " liplap " can be found in the literature.
• He was one of the assessors for the trial at Linlithgow in January 1606 of the ministers concerned in the contumacious Aberdeen assembly of 1605.
• Thus, the New Catholic Encyclopedia argues that the dispute need not have produced a permanent schism any more than excommunication of any " contumacious bishop ".
• He tried to continue the actions of his father in fortifying the land and the royal authority in the face of the contumacious and secessional Fern醤 Gonz醠ez of Castile.
• It would have to be a contumacious refusal by the mother to cooperate at all, and we would have to have evidence she knew damn well who the father was.
• If the memorandum does not satisfy the senators, Pimentel said the Senate could have her arrested and detained " until she has purged herself of her contumacious conduct ."
• Ferrar was sent to King's Bench Prison in Southwark when Bishop Morgan pronounced him contumacious, and condemned him . " In March 1554, Ferrar officially lost his position as a bishop.
• Just don't get contumacious, and furthermore, don't get indignant when people take the contumaciousness poorly .-- talk ) 09 : 10, 1 February 2007 ( UTC)