The engagersalleged they were for Christ's interest; but they misplaced it.
The act, engaging; or the persons, the engagersof themselves.
Act concerning the receiving of Engagers in the late unlawfull War against England, to publick Satisfaction, Together with the Declaration and Acknowledgement to be subscribed by them.
Hamilton, Lauderdale, and all the engagers were admitted into court and camp, on condition of doing public penance, and expressing repentance for their late transgressions.
They also purged it carefully of about four thousand malignants and engagers whose zeal had led them to attend the king, and who were the soldiers of chief credit and experience in the nation.
Malignants and engagers continued to be the objects of general hatred and persecution; and whoever was obnoxious to the clergy, failed not to have one or other of these epithets affixed to him.
The Engagers insisted on establishing presbytery in England, which neither satisfied the Kirk nor the Cavaliers and Independents.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "engagers" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
