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temporality

/ˌtɛm.pəˈræl.ɪ.ti/

Traduction: Nom désignant les biens temporels ou la propriété séculière d'une église ou d'une institution religieuse, par opposition à ses biens spirituels.

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noun

/ˌtɛm.pəˈræl.ɪ.ti/C1formal
  • frNom désignant les biens temporels ou la propriété séculière d'une église ou d'une institution religieuse, par opposition à ses biens spirituels.

A noun referring to the worldly possessions or secular properties of a church or religious institution.

  1. Church propertyC2formalbritish

    The worldly possessions, property, or revenues belonging to a church or religious institution.

    frBiens temporels de l'Église

    • The bishop managed the temporality of the diocese.
    • Disputes over church temporality often arose in medieval times.
    • The monastery's temporality included vast lands and estates.

    Synonymeschurch propertytemporalty

  2. State of being temporaryC1formal

    The quality or condition of being limited in time; not eternal.

    frCaractère temporaire

    • The temporality of human life is a common theme in philosophy.
    • He reflected on the temporality of all material things.
    • The temporality of the contract meant it would expire soon.

    Synonymesbrevityephemeralityfleetingnessimpermanencetemporarinesstransiencetransitoriness

    Antonymeseternityeverlastingnessimmutabilitypermanencepermanency

Formes
  • temporalities plural form
  • temporalities' possessive plural form
  • temporality's possessive singular form
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