Episcopalian is valid Scrabble Word

Is episcopalian a scrabble word?
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12 letters word
18 points in Scrabble
23 points in WWF

Definitions for EPISCOPALIAN in dictionary:

NOUN:

an adherent of episcopacy; a person who belongs to an episcopal (esp. Anglican) church
One who belongs to an episcopal church, or adheres to the episcopal form of church government and discipline; a churchman; specifically, in the United States, a member of the Protestant Episcopal Church.
an adherent of episcopacy; a person who belongs to an episcopal (esp Anglican) church

ADJECTIVE:

relating to bishops
of or belonging to an episcopal Church.
of or advocating government of a Church by bishops.
a member of the Episcopal Church.
a person who advocates government of a Church by bishops.
Pertaining to bishops, or government by bishops; episcopal; specifically, of or relating to the Protestant Episcopal Church.
of or pertaining to or characteristic of the Episcopal church

Words related to EPISCOPALIAN

episcopalianism23 episcopalians19

Words that contain EPISCOPALIAN

episcopalians19 episcopalianism23

How to use EPISCOPALIAN in a sentence

He was at Holy Cross some years, when business called him to Anvik, where he turned Episcopalian.
In New York nearly every Episcopalian was a Federalist, and in Massachusetts and Connecticut nearly every Congregational minister.
The high-church Episcopalian and the high-church Presbyterian equally insist on the divine authority for their respective institutions.
These itinerant clergymen are of all persuasions, I believe, except the Episcopalian, Catholic, Unitarian, and Quaker.
The Irish bishops and episcopalian clergy were, with hardly an exception, Low Churchmen, with a leaning to Calvinism, and, upon these also his hand was heavy.
Peter was a devout Episcopalian and took great pleasure in helping the young people decorate the church.
He had been born and educated an Episcopalian, but Bob claimed to be a Quaker, and what was more he was a little stiff in some of his notions on the opinion of his sect.
Religion is represented by 250 churches, of which 46 are Presbyterian, and 45 are Episcopalian.
I was told that an Episcopalian had been most frequently chosen.
An Episcopalian herself, she was always observed to be employed with her needle on the evenings of Saturdays, though by no means distinguished for her ordinary industry.

Allston, a fellow Episcopalian of Prince George, Winyaw, had on his plantation a place of worship open to all denominations.
The discontent was not confined to the Episcopalian party.
Though not brought up an Episcopalian, he followed the practice customary on board British vessels, and held service, reading from the Prayer-book every Sunday morning.
It is held by the Roman Catholic Church, and by all the consistent portion of the Episcopalian.
I did so mainly on the views suggested to me by the theory of the Letters of an Episcopalian.
There was an ancient Episcopalian divine, who during nearly half a century had won for himself much affection and respect by a zealous and kindly discharge of his duties.
Beaumont farther declared his doubts of the good effects of a conference between the Episcopalian and Presbyterian clergy.
A High Church Episcopalian, and very religious, he strongly urged the necessity of establishing a Bible class for religious instruction in every school.
Corpus Christi was not to be considered for a single moment, compared to Pleasanton and an Episcopalian service.
While Toplady was an Episcopalian, Wesley a Methodist.
There was a marked difference between Episcopalian Virginia and Puritan New England.
Jackson, the Episcopalian clergyman, followed hard behind the Jowetts, and was immediately engaged in an argument with Mr.
Maule of Kelly by the Episcopalian minister of the district, on occasion of his having, by Mr.
The organ was a great mark of distinction between Episcopalian and Presbyterian places of worship.
I recollect when such indulgence on the part of clergymen was treated with much leniency, especially for Episcopalian clergy.
No opposition or dislike to Episcopalian clergymen occupying Presbyterian pulpits was ever avowed as a great principle.
Difference between an Episcopalian and a Presbyterian minister.
But in Ireland, which was Catholic and Nonconformist, landed property signified Episcopalian landed property, that is, the narrowest form of ascendancy.
Here, too, there were extensive and undeveloped Clergy Reserves for the Episcopalian Church, as well as free grants on a large scale to speculators.
Mr Greenshields, an Episcopalian who prayed for Queen Anne, indeed, but had used the liturgy.
Episcopalian chapels, sometimes mere rooms in private houses, were burned, or their humble furniture was destroyed.
The mother, brought up an Episcopalian, conformed to the religious forms and worship of her husband but she was never in sympathy with his rigid views.
He was a Tory and, in Presbyterian Scotland, he was an Episcopalian.
Within five years of Disestablishment the Episcopalian Synod was praising it as the happiest event in the life of that Church.

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