renitent

Even the city of Emden, which had led the renitent faction, submitted to him.

Soon afterwards, the renitent faction was condemned in an imperial decree.

Another imperial decree again condemned the renitent faction and ordern them to pay reparations.

The Estates were in divided into a obedient and a renitent faction; the former sided with the Prince; the latter raised troops to fight him.

In the early 18th century, there were fresh tensions between the Prince and a "disobedient" faction of the Estate known as the renitent faction.

The gruesome deaths of the five Foke jarred him into the itchy, gummy, renitent physicality of his body.

Others M ran the scans now, reduced the data, constructed ever- E subtler models of the inner Earth, even traced the S involute geometries of that refulgent, renitent entity 0 below . . . the thing called Beta.

My eyes had grown so used to the dark in those watches of wandering through the entrails of the ship that, faint though the gleam shone, I could see the renitent surface under my feet and the mossy walls about me; I sheathed my knife then, and ran.