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Covenanter

usgb/ˈkʌvənæntər/Volume
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Historical RelevancePlay
Understand that 'covenanter' often links to specific historical events in Scotland and carries a sense of duty or allegiance. SlideThe museum exhibition on the covenanters detailed their struggles and commitment.
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Scottish PresbyterianismPlay
'Covenanter' connects with a religious and political movement, so it's tied to beliefs and actions of that time. SlideHe wrote a thesis on the influence of covenanters in Scottish Presbyterianism.
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Avoid Modern ConfusionPlay
Do not use 'covenanter' to refer to present-day contracts; it's mostly a historic or archaic term. SlideShe incorrectly referred to the business partner as a 'covenanter', a term outdated for modern agreements.