Primacy is valid Scrabble Word

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7 letters word
16 points in Scrabble
18 points in WWF

Definitions for PRIMACY in dictionary:

NOUN:

the state of being first
the fact of being pre-eminent or most important
the office, period of office, or authority of a primate of the Church
the fact of an item having been presented earlier to the subject (especially as increasing its likelihood of being remembered)
state of being first in rank, grade, etc
the state of being first in importance

ADJECTIVE:

The state or condition of being prime or first, as in time, place, rank, etc., hence, excellency; supremacy.
The office, rank, or character of a primate; the chief ecclesiastical station or dignity in a national church; the office or dignity of an archbishop; as, the primacy of England.

Words related to PRIMACY

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How to use PRIMACY in a sentence

The primacy of the Bishop of Rome was all that was conceded by other bishops for four hundred years, and this on the ground of the grandeur of his capital.
He was ordained priest only just before receiving the primacy, and for that purpose.
Olo, on the other side, had begun his retreat, when Li Wan reminded him of her primacy by hurling a heavy stick of wood into his ribs.
Canterbury was then constituted the seat of the primacy in England, a dignity it retains to this day.
Dowdal, Archbishop of Armagh, who had been deprived, was restored to his primacy.
The original germ of the apostolic primacy had now expanded into a colossal monarchy.
As for Europe, it had become the main scene of Osmanli operations, and now contained the administrative capital, Adrianople, though Brusu kept a sentimental primacy.
Everywhere there obtains the Papal principle of taking a new title upon succeeding to any primacy.
By this time, however, the Spanish dominions were losing their primacy as slave markets.
A little thought, however, will show that it is just because we are all along assuming the economic primacy of the boy, that the girl has been so disastrously neglected.

New Orleans was destined to lose her primacy in the Mississippi Valley.
At the end of the first decade of the twentieth century, primacy in lumber had passed from the Great Lakes region to the South.
In exile Dante transferred his allegiance to the Ghibellines though he upheld the Guelf view as to the primacy of the Church.
No characteristic preponderance due to primacy of position appears as in the case of relative duration.
From this table may be gathered the predominance of primacy of position as a factor of disturbance over that of stress.
The succession of the Sakya abbots is not clear but the primacy continued in the family.
He asserted that by denying the primacy of the Pope, Luther had contradicted the Scriptures and defied the Council of Nice, and must be suppressed.
In 624, the third archbishop was carried off by gout, and Justus of Rochester succeeded to the primacy of the struggling church.
The result was, that she became convinced of the apostolic authority of the Roman primacy, and avowed herself a Catholic.
Langton was too resolute a statesman, and his conception of the primacy of Canterbury was too high for any turning back from the work he had set himself to accomplish.
Nor do I claim for French that it was by its own virtues predestined to the primacy that it holds in Europe.
Had Italy, not France, been an united and powerful nation when Latin became desuete, that primacy would of course have been taken by Italian.
During his primacy there were two fires in the minster, and he gave largely to the restoration fund.
For instance, they actually left unnoticed the primacy, and much more the infallibility of the Pope.
In the Primacy no one dared to speak the truth about the prelates, or to discuss their faults till death had taken possession of them.
And about the plain song, you will ask? The plain song had its nest in this Primacy.
The Primacy got out for this festivity all its traditional vestments.
When the cough would not allow the old watchman to sleep, he told Gabriel of the many years he had carried on this nocturnal life in the Primacy.
It would appear he hes studied to profundly Peters primacy above the rest of the Aposles.
Her political importance grew rapidly, and it was not long before she began to assume the primacy among the towns of the Latin league.
On the one hand, there rose a single governing scheme of society, which culminated in the universal primacy of Rome and the Roman pontiff.
In these the same three countries will still have a certain primacy, though the position of the United States will be enormously strengthened.

Similar words containing PRIMA without suffix cy

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