Associations to the word «Episcopate»
Noun
- Trinity
- Archdiocese
- Unity
- Faithful
- Cyril
- Martyrdom
- Orthodoxy
- Priest
- Rhodesia
- Catholicism
- Primate
- Durham
- Exeter
- Alexandria
- Titus
- Kensington
- Principal
- Clement
- Cardiff
- Rt
- Ambrose
- Liturgy
- Baptism
- Qu
- Xii
- Predecessor
- Leeds
- Protestant
- Gaul
- Christi
- Vaughan
- Liverpool
- Jurisdiction
- Godfrey
- Believer
- Carlisle
- Scripture
- Auckland
- Limerick
- Christ
- Ix
- St
- Theology
- Newcastle
- Charter
- Rome
- Petit
- Doctrine
- Rochester
- Plymouth
- Glasgow
- Winchester
- Ministry
- Persecution
- Portsmouth
- Confirmation
- Lecturer
- Religious
- Nassau
- Salisbury
- Manning
- Norwich
- Nathaniel
- Monk
- Priory
- Presbyterian
- Augustine
- Divinity
- Post
- Relic
- Denomination
- Dignity
- Rite
- Sheffield
- Francis
- Pastor
Adjective
Adverb
Wiktionary
EPISCOPATE, noun. Bishops seen as a group.
EPISCOPATE, noun. The tenure in office of a bishop.
EPISCOPATE, noun. (rare) A bishop's jurisdiction, the extent of his diocese.
Dictionary definition
EPISCOPATE, noun. The term of office of a bishop.
EPISCOPATE, noun. The territorial jurisdiction of a bishop.
EPISCOPATE, noun. The collective body of bishops.
EPISCOPATE, noun. The office and dignity of a bishop.
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