Associations to the word «Ecclesiastical»
Noun
- Presbyterian
- Uniformity
- Sanction
- Barony
- Ordinary
- Crusade
- Lds
- Christianity
- Epistle
- Pomp
- Ely
- Priest
- Sovereign
- Reform
- Jurisprudence
- Wilfrid
- Chronicler
- Priory
- Dominican
- Burgh
- Creed
- Veneration
- Pagan
- Faithful
- Abbess
- Rectory
- Cardinal
- Benedict
- Commissioner
- Pastor
- Chronicle
- Nobles
- Ravenna
- Saxon
- Byzantium
- Basilica
- Kell
- Holiness
- Elector
- Sect
- Westphalia
- Onward
- Brandenburg
- Appointment
- Divinity
- Territorial
- Cloister
- Gregory
- Clement
- Abolition
- Architecture
- Historian
- Sermon
- Tours
- Conformity
- Christi
- Convent
- Pomerania
- Divine
- Affair
- Vassal
- Chant
- Confessor
- Intolerance
- Moral
- Aristocracy
- Vocation
- Statute
- Padua
- Annal
- Monk
- Preacher
- Salamanca
- Wordsworth
- Magistrate
- Friar
- Career
Adjective
Adverb
Wiktionary
ECCLESIASTICAL, adjective. Of or pertaining to the church
ECCLESIASTICAL LATIN, proper noun. The Latin language as spoken, written, and used in the Christian church and in church services.
Dictionary definition
ECCLESIASTICAL, adjective. Of or associated with a church (especially a Christian Church); "ecclesiastic history".
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