Bridle at
Hi,
I would like to know what 'bridle at' means in below sentence and also how to translate 'fundamentalist irrelevance'. (if 'fundamentalist is a noun or adjective)
"A number of leaders, including the theologian Carl Henry and the evangelist Billy Graham (the father of Franklin Graham), bridled at fundamentalist irrelevance"
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g. within society or within the religious community as a whole).
- g.
- within society or within the religious community as a whole).
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to bridle (at something) = to show hostility or resentment (towards something)
(https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/bridle)
My guess is that "fundamentalist irrelevance" means the irrelevance (or perceived irrelevance) of fundamentalist religion (e.g. within society or with
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