Prelate is valid Scrabble Word

Is prelate a scrabble word?
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Words with Friends YES

7 letters word
9 points in Scrabble
11 points in WWF

Definitions for PRELATE in dictionary:

VERB:

To act as a prelate.

NOUN:

a high ranking clergyman
a bishop or other high ecclesiastical dignitary.
bishop or other churchman of high rank
A clergyman of a superior order, as an archbishop or a bishop, having authority over the lower clergy; a dignitary of the church.
a senior clergyman and dignitary

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

a high-ranking clergyman

Words related to PRELATE

prelates10 prelatial11 prelatic12

Words that contain PRELATE

prelates10 prelatess11 marprelate14 marprelated16 marprelates15 prelateship18 prelatesses13 prelateships19

How to use PRELATE in a sentence

Hincmar, a French prelate, encourages Charles the Bald to resist the authority assumed by the Pope over the church of France.
In his age the Prelate was almost as powerful as the King.
The visit of Ridoux and the Comtesse had preceded his own, and in the sudden change of manner of the prelate towards him, he recognized the good offices of his new friend.
Later, the seat of the bishopric was removed from Lindisfarne to York, when it was held by that restless and able prelate, Wilfrid, for a time.
This artful prelate broke off the negotiation the instant the storm of war passed away from his own territories.
He was dressed then, it seemed, in the costume of a Domestic Prelate.
This prelate had been involved in so many delicate, but withal conspicuous affairs, that he had become the object of very general curiosity and slander.
The Bishop of New Zealand is far nearer their type than the controversial prelate of Exeter.
The point might be taken when the monks are administering the comforts of religion, which the despairing prelate cannot feel.
His design was against the pious prelate Fisher, who at that time resided at Rochesterplace, Lambeth.

The new made prelate actually got black in the face, and giddy in the head, with the furious fit of passion which seized him on hearing this language from Darby.
While the spirit who had been a prelate and a preacher was with those who were clothed, a woman with a very pretty face appeared.
The padre was now on his way to Oaxaca to see the prelate and receive his charge.
Probably king, prelate, and puritan, all found their own account in it.
The Prior also, who was old, and a worthy prelate, and an ancient friend of King Peter, might not refrain his tears at the joy of his friends as he gave Ralph his blessing.
In accordance with this a very solemn feast was made, that venerable prelate and bishop of bishops Don Fray Pedro de Agurto saying the first mass.
That most venerable prelate, Don Pedro de Agurto, received the new missionaries with a procession.
This prelate had been educated abroad, and had seen the world to advantage.
As the Prelate bore a good character, I took a pleasure in gazing upon the roof which contained an inhabitant capable of administering so much good to the community.
Mazzarelli, chief of the present ministry, was a prelate, and named spontaneously by the Pope before his flight.
That was a matter in which the archbishop could not neglect to sally out with all his might, in order to comply with the obligation of a true prelate.
But to the family at Hayslope Grange these charges were as nothing compared to the guilt the Parliament had incurred in seizing an anointed prelate.
A motion was made for addressing his majesty that this prelate might be dismissed from his employment, but rejected by a great majority.
But after his committing great ravages in several of the provinces, a stop was put to the progress of this warlike prelate.
There might have been a bloody conflict, for neither prelate was likely to give way.
He appeared one of the most forward and vigorous in the defence of the bishop of Rochester, and in opposing the bill for inflicting pains and penalties on that prelate.
The learned prelate goes on to enumerate the natural advantages of our country.
This prelate was born at Le Mans, in France, and was educated there, but finished his education in Quebec.
During the recital he saw, ten times, the eyes of the prelate sparkle, and his slender fingers work convulsively.
Baisemeaux installed the prelate with that all-inclusive politeness of which a good man, or a grateful man, alone possesses the secret.

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