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Definition of bishop
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of bishop is as below...
Bishop
(n.) In the Roman
Catholic,
Greek,
and
Anglican
or
Protestant
Episcopal
churches,
one
ordained
to the
highest
order of the
ministry,
superior
to the
priesthood,
and
generally
claiming
to be a
successor
of the
Apostles.
The
bishop
is
usually
the
spiritual
head or ruler of a
diocese,
bishopric,
or see..
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Eunomian
::
Eunomian
(n.) A
follower
of
Eunomius,
bishop
of
Cyzicus
(4th
century
A. D.), who held that
Christ
was not God but a
created
being,
having
a
nature
different
from that of the
Father..
Degradation
::
Degradation
(n.) The act of
reducing
in rank,
character,
or
reputation,
or of
abasing;
a
lowering
from one's
standing
or rank in
office
or
society;
diminution;
as, the
degradation
of a peer, a
knight,
a
general,
or a
bishop..
Bishop''s-weed
::
Bishop's-weed
(n.) An
umbelliferous
plant of the genus Ammi.
Bishop
::
Bishop
(n.) A
beverage,
being a
mixture
of wine,
oranges
or
lemons,
and
sugar..
Palace
::
Palace
(n.) The
official
residence
of a
bishop
or other
distinguished
personage.
Unmitre
::
Unmitre
(v. t.) To
deprive
of a
miter;
to
depose
or
degrade
from the rank of a
bishop.
Lordship
::
Lordship
(n.) The state or
condition
of being a lord; hence (with his or
your),
a title
applied
to a lord
(except
an
archbishop
or duke, who is
called
Grace)
or a judge (in Great
Britain),
etc..
Episcopize
::
Episcopize
(v. t.) To make a
bishop
of by
consecration.
City
::
City (n.) A
corporate
town; in the
United
States,
a town or
collective
body of
inhabitants,
incorporated
and
governed
by a mayor and
aldermen
or a city
council
consisting
of a board of
aldermen
and a
common
council;
in Great
Britain,
a town
corporate,
which is or has been the seat of a
bishop,
or the
capital
of his see..
Crosier
::
Crosier
(n.) The
pastoral
staff of a
bishop
(also of an
archbishop,
being the
symbol
of his
office
as a
shepherd
of the flock of God..
Ordinal
::
Ordinal
(n.) The book of forms for
making,
ordaining,
and
consecrating
bishops,
priests,
and
deacons..
Translate
::
Translate
(v. t.) To
remove,
as a
bishop,
from one see to
another..
Prelate
::
Prelate
(n.) A
clergyman
of a
superior
order,
as an
archbishop
or a
bishop,
having
authority
over the lower
clergy;
a
dignitary
of the
church..
Institutor
::
Institutor
(n.) A
presbyter
appointed
by the
bishop
to
institute
a
rector
or
assistant
minister
over a
parish
church.
Bishop
::
Bishop
(v. t.) To make seem
younger,
by
operating
on the
teeth;
as, to
bishop
an old horse or his
teeth..
Metropolitanate
::
Metropolitanate
(n.) The see of a
metropolitan
bishop.
Dalmatic
::
Dalmatic
(n.) A
vestment
with wide
sleeves,
and with two
stripes,
worn at Mass by
deacons,
and by
bishops
at
pontifical
Mass; --
imitated
from a dress
originally
worn in
Dalmatia..
Deaconess
::
Deaconess
(n.) A woman set apart for
church
work by a
bishop.
Metropolitan
::
Metropolitan
(a.) Of,
pertaining
to, or
designating,
a
metropolitan
or the
presiding
bishop
of a
country
or
province,
his
office,
or his
dignity;
as,
metropolitan
authority..
Episcopal
::
Episcopal
(a.)
Belonging
to, or
vested
in,
bishops;
as,
episcopal
jurisdiction
or
authority;
the
episcopal
system..
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