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prelature

/ˈprɛl.ə.tʃər/

Traduction: Nom désignant l'ensemble des prélats, ou la charge, le rang ou la juridiction d'un prélat dans la hiérarchie religieuse.

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noun

/ˈprɛl.ə.tʃər/C2formal
  • frNom désignant l'ensemble des prélats, ou la charge, le rang ou la juridiction d'un prélat dans la hiérarchie religieuse.

A noun referring to the collective body of prelates, or the office, rank, or jurisdiction of a prelate within a religious hierarchy.

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  1. Collective body of prelatesC2formal

    The group or body of high-ranking clergy members, such as bishops or archbishops, considered collectively.

    frCollège des prélats

    • The prelature gathered for the annual synod.
    • Decisions made by the prelature affect the entire diocese.
    • The prelature's authority extends over several regions.

    Synonymesepiscopateprelacy

  2. Office or rank of a prelateC2formal

    The position, dignity, or jurisdiction held by a high-ranking church official.

    frPrélature (charge de prélat)

    • He was elevated to the prelature after years of service.
    • The prelature carries significant responsibilities within the church hierarchy.
    • She studied the history of the prelature in medieval Europe.

    Synonymesprelacy

Formes
  • prelatures plural form
  • prelatures' possessive plural form
  • prelature's possessive singular form
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