Prelates is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PRELATES in dictionary:

NOUN:
• PRELATE, a high ranking clergyman
• a bishop or other high ecclesiastical dignitary.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a high-ranking clergyman

Words related to PRELATES

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Words that contain PRELATES

prelatess11 marprelates15 prelateship18 prelatesses13 prelateships19

How to use PRELATES in a sentence

• It was held for a time by true leaders, earnest prelates of the highest worth and ability.
• His generosity to the Church made him an object of universal admiration to prelates and abbots and ecclesiastical writers.
• It is still sending its missionaries, its prelates, and its cardinals into the heart of Protestant countries, who anticipate and boast of new victories.
• At last, after seven months, the prelates took courage, and ordered the University to execute the papal bulls.
• Bourgeois, not being either prelates nor dignitaries of state, shall not have tapers of wax.
• The bishop, Eardulph, last of the Lindisfarne prelates, and the brethren hastily collected their most treasured possessions, and with the body of St.
• It was as he himself emerged, a few paces in front of the Blessed Sacrament Itself, walking with the prelates, that that understanding reached its climax.
• Various articles by Catholic prelates, due references to which are given as they occur.
• Five months afterwards, on the 5th of February, 1517, the king repaired in person to Parliament, to which he had summoned many prelates and doctors of the University.
• And that the said curses be twice a year denounced and published by the prelates aforesaid.
• We have now many eminent and pious Prelates in the Church, whose admirable example is enough even to shame the Clergymen under them into a sense of their duty.
• Of the prelates and their districts in the islands, and of certain curious things.
• Such is my will, notwithstanding that, in the course of time and with the claims of the prelates, any other custom may have been tolerated or introduced.
• Four prelates were excommunicated and suspended from their functions, including Berkstead of Chichester and Cantilupe of Worcester.
• A grant of a fifteenth was then made, and Edward dismissed the popular representatives on January 30, retaining the prelates and nobles for further business.
• The King and the Queen with the court and a great train of prelates and grandees and knights rode in state through Granada.
• Clement, surrounded by a troop of prelates, was seated to receive him on a platform raised before the church of San Petronio in the great piazza.
• The French prelates were unable to appear, pending negotiations with the Huguenots at Poissy and Pontoise.
• When the prelates had once secured their ascendency in these conventions, they made use of the machinery for their own purposes.
• The doors are those which lead into the house, and the prelates are those who should lead the faithful into the church of Christ.
• The ministers magnified the dangers to which the church was exposed, from dissenters, whigs, and lukewarm prelates.
• In all the general accounts given in preceding times of those assemblies, the prelates and barons only are mentioned as the constituent members.
• Conference at Hampton Court between English prelates and Puritans, James I presiding.
• Our Prelates insulted and threatened by Ministers of State.
• His footsteps resounded on the pavement, his strides shortened by the tombs of prelates and great men of former days.
• But these prelates had little influence with the people, and had not even power to reform their own cathedrals.
• Gardiner, Bonner, Tunstal, and three other prelates formed a court on January 28, 1555, in St.
• When I was in France, I am certain that the number of vicious prelates was not great.

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