henrician

/hɛnrɪˈsiən/

Definitions

1. noun

Relating to or characteristic of Henry VIII or his reign (1509-1547), especially in relation to the English Reformation and the Church of England.

“The henrician reforms had a profound impact on the English church.”

2. adjective

Characterized by or relating to the policies or achievements of Henry VIII.

“The henrician style of architecture was notable for its grandeur and ornateness.”

Synonyms

  • henrician
  • henrivian

Antonyms

  • catholic
  • roman