Excommunicatingly example sentences

ex·com·mu·ni·cate

verb

excommunicating (present participle)

  - officially exclude (someone) from participation in the sacraments and services of the Christian Church:

Synonyms

rebuff, spurn, repudiate, discard, jettison, abandon, desert, exclude, shun, ostracize, blackball, blacklist, avoid, ignore, snub, disfellowship, blank, cut, forsake, welcome

"Excommunicatingly" Example Sentences

1. The heretic was treated excommunicatingly, banished from the village and forbidden from ever returning.
2. His actions were deemed so egregious, they warranted excommunicatingly harsh punishment.
3. The council, in a display of righteous fury, decreed an excommunicatingly swift and brutal judgment.
4. She spoke of the disgraced priest with an excommunicatingly cold disdain.
5. The villagers reacted to the news with an excommunicatingly vehement protest.
6. The scroll detailed the offenses with excommunicatingly precise language.
7. His behavior was considered excommunicatingly offensive to the gods.
8. The air crackled with excommunicatingly tense silence.
9. They glared at him with excommunicatingly hostile intensity.
10. The punishment was excommunicatingly severe, leaving no room for appeal.
11. He felt an excommunicatingly isolating loneliness after the event.
12. The elders delivered the verdict in tones both somber and excommunicatingly final.
13. It was an excommunicatingly clear violation of sacred law.
14. The repercussions were excommunicatingly immediate and devastating.
15. The church responded with an excommunicatingly swift and decisive condemnation.
16. He was shunned excommunicatingly, even by his closest friends.
17. The painting conveyed an excommunicatingly powerful sense of dread.
18. The atmosphere grew excommunicatingly heavy with foreboding.
19. They treated him with excommunicatingly cold indifference.
20. His words were excommunicatingly harsh and unforgiving.
21. The judgment was excommunicatingly absolute and irrevocable.
22. He received an excommunicatingly cold reception from the community.
23. The silence was excommunicatingly deafening.
24. It was an excommunicatingly dark and stormy night.
25. The situation was excommunicatingly dire, bordering on catastrophic.
26. She felt excommunicatingly alone in her grief.
27. He was punished excommunicatingly, with no mercy shown.
28. The evidence was excommunicatingly damning.
29. The decision was made excommunicatingly quickly, with no debate.
30. He felt an excommunicatingly strong sense of shame.
31. His expulsion was excommunicatingly thorough and complete.
32. The painting depicted an excommunicatingly desolate landscape.
33. The prophecy foretold an excommunicatingly grim future.
34. The punishment was excommunicatingly symbolic of his betrayal.
35. The silence was excommunicatingly oppressive.
36. His reputation was excommunicatingly tarnished.
37. The consequences were excommunicatingly far-reaching.
38. His isolation felt excommunicatingly profound.
39. The rejection felt excommunicatingly painful.
40. The ritual was performed with excommunicatingly precise movements.
41. The decree was worded excommunicatingly specifically.
42. The judgment was excommunicatingly final.
43. His actions had excommunicatingly dire consequences.
44. The curse felt excommunicatingly potent.
45. The atmosphere felt excommunicatingly charged.
46. The rejection was excommunicatingly complete.
47. His banishment was excommunicatingly absolute.
48. The punishment was excommunicatingly severe.
49. The isolation felt excommunicatingly profound.
50. The rejection was excommunicatingly total.

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