Associations to the word «Wilberforce»
Noun
- Clarkson
- Abolitionist
- Huxley
- Abolition
- Campaigner
- Granville
- Slavery
- Zachary
- Evangelical
- Emancipation
- Samuel
- Philanthropist
- Archdeacon
- Darwin
- Wordsworth
- Pitt
- Thornton
- Methodist
- Reformer
- Canning
- William
- Whig
- Chalmers
- Scarborough
- Sect
- Leone
- Slave
- Ohio
- Bishop
- Pendulum
- Episcopal
- Chichester
- Quaker
- Payne
- Hannah
- Bromley
- Sumner
- Clergyman
- Basil
- Weld
- Hull
- Wilkes
- Coleridge
- Parliamentarian
- Esq
- Simeon
- Lords
- Ernest
- Oxford
- Rectory
- Sharp
- Wellesley
- Wesley
- Winchester
- Perseverance
- Willard
- Walpole
- Debate
- Bertie
- Wilfred
- Wilcox
- Paine
- Newton
- Reginald
- Westminster
- Mp
- Sierra
- Parliament
- Manning
- Isaac
- Bois
- Woodrow
- Common
- Epistle
- Owen
- Suppression
- Hooker
- Sermon
- Planter
- Almighty
- Chambers
Adjective
Adverb
Wiktionary
WILBERFORCE, proper noun. An English surname, most common in Yorkshire.
WILBERFORCE, proper noun. William Wilberforce, English politician and abolitionist.
Wise words
There is no sickness worse for me than words that to be kind
must lie.