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.
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