Coadjutor is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for COADJUTOR in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a bishop assisting a diocesan bishop and having the right of succession
• a bishop appointed to assist and often to succeed a diocesan bishop.
• bishop appointed as assistant to a diocesan bishop
• One who aids another; an assistant; a coworker.
• The assistant of a bishop or of a priest holding a benefice.
• an assistant to a bishop
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• one who works together with another; assistant

Words related to COADJUTOR

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Words that contain COADJUTOR

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How to use COADJUTOR in a sentence

• Sharp has done to merit the title of coadjutor in this high sense, I shall now explain.
• Soon after this he took Samuel Eastburne as a coadjutor, and pleaded the cause of the poor Africans with many of the society in Bucks county, who held them in bondage there.
• From this time he became a zealous and active coadjutor in the cause, and continued so to the end of his valuable life.
• Baker became from this time an active coadjutor also, and continued so to his death.
• In 1840 he was appointed Coadjutor Bishop, and in 1850 the Pope named him Archbishop of Westminster, and at the same time created him a Cardinal.
• In some provinces an alcalde of the 3rd class is appointed as coadjutor to the governor.
• At this stage of her development I met my future friend and coadjutor for the first time.
• In a word, he every day received new marks of distinction from his patron, and after some time was appointed coadjutor to Mr.
• I had hoped that if I found you living, which I most earnestly desired might be the case, I should find in you a friend and coadjutor.
• He therefore proposed the election of his brother Ferdinand as coadjutor with him in administering the affairs of Germany.
• Elizabeth sprang out to meet him, referred him to her coadjutor up stairs, and then waited for his coming down again.
• The king fled to the island of Bintang, but his youngest brother and coadjutor was taken prisoner and carried to Achin.
• You can best judge from the character and qualities of your son, whether he may be an useful co-adjutor to you there.
• Joseph of Avila, and shortly afterwards became the counsellor and coadjutor of St.
• Benjamin, the youngest son, was his coadjutor at Roxbury, and was left in charge there while he circulated amongst his Indians, and would have succeeded him.
• I look upon Gouraud more as a coadjutor than as a subordinate, so it is worth anything to me to find that we see eye to eye at present.
• He never had a coadjutor or assistant, and he has occupied his own and other pulpits every Sunday since the date of his ordination.
• Another coadjutor, whose part at the time also seemed rather that of a chief, was Mr.
• Tradition has credited Ezra, the priestly coadjutor of Nehemiah, with the first formation of the Old Testament Canon.
• The fact was, in leaving Notre Dame the coadjutor had learned the event of the day.
• The coadjutor bowed and left the palace, casting upon the cardinal such a glance as is best understood by mortal foes.
• The coadjutor glanced rapidly behind and saw that he was followed by another man.
• The coadjutor returned to parliament more a monarch than king, queen, and cardinal, all three together.
• The coadjutor is at this moment one of the seven kings of Paris, and has a court.
• Athos and Aramis turned also and went to salute the coadjutor and the Duc de Beaufort.
• The battle soon became general and the coadjutor performed miracles of valor.
• When the Te Deum was over, the coadjutor, without stopping to change his priestly dress, took his way toward that old tower which he knew so well.
• It was now one o’clock in the morning and the coadjutor returned home.
• Paley, therefore, must be considered as having been a considerable coadjutor in interesting the mind of the public in favour of the oppressed Africans.
• Him I am now to mention as a new, but soon afterwards as an active and indefatigable coadjutor in the cause.
• It appeared, however, that, when he began them, he did not know of the formation of our commitee, or that he had a single coadjutor in the cause.
• But Molesworth and Wakefield gained one illustrious convert and coadjutor in the person of Mr.
• The letter to your coadjutor at Elmira, reached us a few days since.

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