Cardinal is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CARDINAL in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a bright red bird
• a leading dignitary of the Roman Catholic Church. Cardinals are nominated by the Pope, and form the Sacred College which elects succeeding popes (now invariably from among their own number)
• a New World songbird of the bunting family, having a stout bill and typically a conspicuous crest. The male is partly or mostly red in colour.
• (Roman Catholic Church) one of a group of more than 100 prominent bishops in the Sacred College who advise the Pope and elect new Popes
• the number of elements in a mathematical set; denotes a quantity but not the order
• a variable color averaging a vivid red
• crested thick-billed North American finch having bright red plumage in the male
• high-ranking clergyman or clergywoman of the RC Church
• a deep scarlet colour like that of a cardinal's cassock.
ADJECTIVE:
• of the greatest importance; fundamental
• Of fundamental importance; preeminent; superior; chief; principal.
• One of the ecclesiastical princes who constitute the pope\'s council, or the sacred college.
• A woman\'s short cloak with a hood.
• Mulled red wine.
• serving as an essential component
• being or denoting a numerical quantity but not order
• fundamentally important
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• any of the high-ranking clergymen of the RC Church who elect the Pope and act as his counsellors

Words related to CARDINAL

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Words that contain CARDINAL

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How to use CARDINAL in a sentence

• Benevolence and compassion and simplicity were her cardinal virtues.
• The Sufis also maintain that there are four cardinal vices, and they arrange them in very striking pairs, so that Lust appears in connection with Avarice, and Anger with Pride.
• WILLARD will preach a sermon to the Cardinal, on his duties generally.
• An ably-written life of the Cardinal de Berulle is due to the pen of M.
• Meanwhile the king had set out for Paris, and the cardinal was marching on Montauban.
• Four distinct passages, each corresponding to a cardinal point of the compass, led from the crater out to sea.
• It was conceived, in 1850, by Bishop Hughes of the Diocese of New York, the cornerstone was laid in 1858, and the Cathedral dedicated in 1879 by Cardinal McClosky.
• Croesus as if she had a collar composed of all the cardinal virtues.
• The Cardinal took his lofty seat before the altar of S.
• A week or two ago the Cardinal Secretary published a circular inviting the departments to measures which would give the people a sort of representative council.
• King, Cardinal and the other half stay, the King seeming angry and desirous to be rid of them.
• There does not seem to be any one animal used in connection with any one of the cardinal points.
• In the meantime, no person had access to his presence but herself, the first minister, the cardinal de Saldanha, the physicians, and surgeons.
• These reasons were of themselves convincing, and were sure of meeting with no opposition when they came from the mouth of the cardinal.
• On that date the king sat at Westminster Hall in great state, surrounded by the lords of his council and attended by the cardinal.
• They are said to stand for the father and uncle of the Cardinal who ordered the picture from Raphael.
• He had also a close friendship with my Most Reverend patron, the Cardinal Ridolfi, of happy memory, the refuge of all men of talent.
• The commission for this work was given by the Cardinal Jean de la Grostaye de Villiers Francois, Abbot of St.
• The Cardinal of Cortona, with the young princes Ippolito and Alessandro de’ Medici, fled, and Niccolo Capponi was elected President of the Popular Government.
• I escaped, and was protected by Cardinal Cornaro in his own palace.
• To the most Illustrious Prince and most Reverend Lord Odet, Cardinal de Chastillon.
• And in higher education, equally determined efforts were made by the establishment of the Catholic University under Cardinal Newman.
• My honourable lord, It doth not suit a reverend cardinal To play the lawyer thus.
• The Cardinal could not remain in the chamber of Bianca, but he stationed himself in an antechamber, through which every one who visited her must necessarily pass.
• While embracing the good monk, the Cardinal felt, or thought he felt, something strange in his long sleeve.
• The First Day of the Royalty of Louis XIV In the morning, the news of the death of the cardinal was spread through the castle, and thence speedily reached the city.
• Death then always stared us in the face, war hardened us, and the cardinal pressed us sorely.

Similar words containing CARDIN without suffix al

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