leper|lepers in English

noun

[lep·er || 'lepə(r)]

one who is infected with leprosy (infectious bacterial disease); outcast, one who is rejected by society

Use "leper|lepers" in a sentence

1. They're lepers.

2. Heals leper; crowds follow

3. Doctors could not help the lepers.

4. A Leper Is Healed!

5. Well, I doubt lepers are so charming.

6. Shouldn't you be, like, curing lepers or something?

7. In ancient times lepers were thought unclean.

8. Dines with Simon the leper

9. Shouldn't you be, like, curing lepers or something?

10. And if a leper saw another person coming, he had to call out: ‘I am a leper.

11. Simon is called “the leper,” perhaps being a former leper whom Jesus had at some point healed.

12. The leper in our gospel had a different attitude.

13. There was a leper painting the ceiling.

14. His unpopular views made him a social leper.

15. Haughty Uzziah made a leper (16-21)

16. That far-off island, the poor lepers, and then lifelong Banishment

17. Naaman, a Syrian army chief, was a leper.

18. They treated me like some kind of leper.

19. I was beginning to feel like a leper.

20. He did not despise unfortunate lepers, the “untouchables” of Jewish society.

21. What about the quarantine of lepers or those with other diseases?

22. He called attention to the account of Jesus’ healing ten lepers.

23. She claimed that the rumours had made her a social leper.

24. We are like the people of a leper colony.

25. Cure sick people, raise up dead persons, make lepers clean, expel demons.”