laudian

/ˈlɔːdiən/

Definitions

1. noun

A member of the Laudian Party, a group of English Anglican clergy who sought to restore the Church of England to its pre-Civil War state.

“The Laudian theologian was known for his efforts to revive the traditional practices of the Anglican Church.”

Synonyms

  • anglican
  • episcopalian

Antonyms

  • puritan
  • separatist