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Huss·ite

 (hŭs′īt′, ho͝os′-)
n.
A follower of the religious reformer John Hus.
adj.
Of or relating to John Hus or his religious theories.

Huss′it′ism n.
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Hussite

(ˈhʌsaɪt)
n
(Theology) an adherent of the religious ideas of John Huss or a member of the movement initiated by him
adj
(Theology) of or relating to John Huss, his teachings, followers, etc
ˈHussism, ˈHussitism n
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Huss•ite

(ˈhʌs aɪt)

n.
1. a member of the religious and nationalistic movement initiated by Jan Hus.
adj.
2. of or pertaining to Jan Hus or the Hussites.
[1525–35]
Huss′it•ism, n.
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ThesaurusAntonymsRelated WordsSynonymsLegend:
Noun1.Hussite - an adherent of the religious reforms of John HussHussite - an adherent of the religious reforms of John Huss
adherent, disciple - someone who believes and helps to spread the doctrine of another
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There are also 3,562 Baptists, 3,217 Brethren Church members, 3,429 Seventh-day Adventists, 3,905 Apostolic Church members, 7,347 Evangelical Methodist Church members, 3,000 Jews, 1,733 Old Catholic Church members, 6,519 Christian Corps in Slovakia members, and 1,696 Czechoslovak Husite Church members.
There were also 3,562 Baptists; 3,217 Brethren Church members; 3,429 Seventh-day Adventists; 3,905 Apostolic Church members; 7,347 Evangelical Methodist Church members; 3,000 Jews; 1,733 Old Catholic Church members; 6,519 Christian Corps in Slovakia members; and 1,696 Czechoslovak Husite Church members.
There were also approximately 3,562 Baptists, 3,217 Brethren Church members, 3,429 Seventh-day Adventists, 3,905 Apostolic Church members, 7,347 Evangelical Methodist Church members, 3,000 Jews, 1,733 Old Catholic Church members, 6,519 Christian Corps in Slovakia members, and 1,696 Czechoslovak Husite Church members.