Christendom in Italian
Christendom in Italian is cristianità — Christendom means the Christian world collectively; all Christians and Christian nations considered as a whole.
Christendom in Italian
cristianità
The Christian world; Christ's Church on Earth. [from 14th c.]
What does "Christendom" mean?
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noun The Christian world collectively; all Christians and Christian nations considered as a whole.
"Medieval historians wrote of threats facing all of Christendom."
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Christendom in a sentence
- Medieval historians wrote of threats facing all of Christendom.
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What is "Christendom" in Italian?
"Christendom" in Italian is cristianità. Christendom means: The Christian world collectively; all Christians and Christian nations considered as a whole.
How do you use "Christendom" in a sentence?
Example: "Medieval historians wrote of threats facing all of Christendom." In Italian, "Christendom" is cristianità.
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