Definitions

1. noun

Relating to or resembling John Wycliffe, a 14th-century English theologian and reformer, or his followers, the Lollards.

“The Wycliffian movement was a significant force in medieval English history.”

2. adjective

Characterized by the principles or spirit of John Wycliffe or the Lollards.

“The Wycliffian ideas of reforming the church spread rapidly throughout Europe.”