This arrangement, though, was anathema for Churchill, who became even more trenchantly imperialist and monarchical in his political ideology as he grew older.
Those ideas were anathema to hard-line Brexiteers who saw them as a betrayal of the 2016 referendum result, but seen as far too mild by pro-Europeans in the Labour Party.
" Dragonglass" . The red woman's laugh was music. " Frozen fire, in the tongue of old Valyria. Small wonder it is anathema to these cold children of the other" .
But in America he leaves behind a country much changed since he controlled the levers of power, a country divided in ways that would have been anathema to his brand of politics.
From time to time the world has sight of these great rebellious spirits, who, like John the Forerunner, hurl anathemas against a corrupted civilisation. The last of these was Rousseau.
For the vast secular Israeli mainstream — which is still a strong plurality at 45% of adults in the country, according to official government figures — such talk is anathema to their personal and civic identities.