What is another word for archiepiscopal?
Pronunciation:
[ ˈɑːkɪˌɛpɪskˌɒpə͡l], [ ˈɑːkɪˌɛpɪskˌɒpəl], [ ˈɑː_k_ɪ__ˌɛ_p_ɪ_s_k_ˌɒ_p_əl]
Synonyms for Archiepiscopal:
Other relevant words:
- apostolical ,
- arcadian ,
- archiepiscopal ,
- basic ,
- bucolic ,
- canonic ,
- capitulary ,
- cisalpine ,
- cloistered ,
- cloistral ,
- conventual ,
- ecclesiastic ,
- evangelical ,
- grandiloquent ,
- hieratic ,
- hieratical ,
- idyll ,
- monastical ,
- monk ,
- overblown ,
- pastorale ,
- pompous ,
- portentous ,
- priestlike ,
- rabbinical ,
- sanctioned ,
- transalpine .
- Abbatical ,
- Ecclesiological ,
- Monachal ,
- Prelatical ,
- abbatial ,
- apostolic ,
- archbishop ,
- bishop ,
- canonical ,
- capitular ,
- churchly ,
- clerical ,
- ecclesiastical ,
- episcopal ,
- episcopalian ,
- evangelistic ,
- hierarchal ,
- hierarchic ,
- hierarchical ,
- ministerial ,
- monastic ,
- monkish ,
- papal ,
- pastoral ,
- pontifical ,
- priest-ridden ,
- priestly ,
- rabbinic ,
- sacerdotal ,
- theocratic ,
- ultramontane .
How to use "Archiepiscopal" in context?
Archiepiscopal is an ecclesiastical term which, in the Anglican tradition, has been used to designate certain jurisdictional units within the worldwide Anglican Communion. The term, which was originally introduced in the mid-19th century, is derived from the Greek word archiepiscopal (meaning "archbishop of the first rank"), and refers to the fact that these units are headed by archbishops who rank above other bishops in the Communion.
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