Temporal is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for TEMPORAL in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a bone or muscle in the temples
• Of or pertaining to time, that is, to the present life, or this world; secular, as distinguished from sacred or eternal.
• Civil or political, as distinguished from ecclesiastical; as, temporal power; temporal courts.
• Anything temporal or secular; a temporality; -- used chiefly in the plural.
• the semantic role of the noun phrase that designates the time of the state or action denoted by the verb
• any body part relating to or near the temple or temples
ADJECTIVE:
• related to time
• relating to worldly as opposed to spiritual affairs; secular
• relating to time
• relating to or denoting time or tense.
• of or situated in the temples of the head
• of time
• Of or pertaining to the temple or temples; as, the temporal bone; a temporal artery.
• not eternal
• of or relating to or limited by time
• of or relating to the temples (the sides of the skull behind the orbit)
• characteristic of or devoted to the temporal world as opposed to the spiritual world
• of this earth or world
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a bone of the skull

Words related to TEMPORAL

temporally17 temporalness16 temporalnesses18 temporals13

Words that contain TEMPORAL

atemporal13 temporals13 extemporal21 temporally17 temporalty17 nontemporal15 temporalise15 temporality18 temporalize24 extemporally26 temporalised17 temporalises16 temporalized26 temporalizes25 temporalness16 temporalties16 nontemporals16 supratemporal19 temporalising18 temporalities17 temporalizing27 spatiotemporal20 temporalnesses18 nontemporality21 spatiotemporall21 spatiotemporally25

How to use TEMPORAL in a sentence

• The medical attendance upon his family is of considerable importance to the temporal interests of mine.
• That venerable and august despotism was not assailed, or even modified, in the separation of the temporal from the spiritual powers.
• It is true that the bishops of Tournay had no temporal authority since the period of their city being ruined by the Normans.
• The Romans seem to rejoice as much at the anniversary of this event, as if it happened for the first time, and as if immediate temporal advantage were to be derived from it.
• Mortal men are capable of imparting that knowledge of human arts and sciences, and skill in temporal affairs.
• If the mind is properly attuned to the spiritual sphere temporal things should lose significance, not gain them.
• The temporal variations having once been established it becomes a minor point.
• Outline, giving the elements, blessings proposed, temporal and spiritual or eternal.
• She felt a high responsibility, and took a deep interest in their temporal and spiritual welfare.
• He inquired about their temporal affairs, and in cases of difficulty gave them his best advice.
• I am ignorant how far this refers to spiritual prosperity, how far to temporal.
• The prayer of my text is offered in behalf of both these interests, the spiritual and the temporal.
• The temporal was in the shape of a fort, which was being built.
• Such are the blessed effects of Christianity on the temporal well-being of political communities.
• In temporal causes an appeal lay to the higher tribunals of the realm and the King.
• The Temporal Order contains at no one moment anything that can satisfy.
• Yet the gist of the whole is certainly an attempt to deny to any Christian the right to temporal possessions.
• He has tried to believe it, as in things seen, temporal and tangible.
• In fact there being no relation between the two, the temporal determination as prior and later is wrong.
• And what parliament could this be? Why, the Lords Spiritual and Temporal, and the Commons met at Westminster.
• Ecclesiastical jurisdiction derived also much temporal strength from the fact that practically every bishop was also a justice of the peace.
• Their supervision was temporal and not ecclesiastical.
• We are prone to set our affections on temporal things, and set up our rest where there is no abiding.
• His whole soul seemed aroused to promote the happiness of his subjects, both temporal and spiritual, and all selfish considerations were apparently obliterated from his mind.
• In Japan and Tibet Buddhism has played a more secular role than in other countries, analogous to the struggles of the mediaeval European church for temporal authority.
• But this country has done with the Roman Empire, in its spiritual as well as its temporal form.

Similar words containing TEMPOR without suffix al

tempore11 atemporal13 extempore20 temporals13 temporary16 temporise13 temporize22 extemporal21 extempores21 temporally17 temporalty17 temporised15 temporiser14 temporises14 temporized24 temporizer23 temporizes23 cotemporary20 extemporary25 extemporise22 extemporize31 nontemporal15 temporalise15 temporality18 temporalize24 temporaries15 temporarily18 temporisers15 temporising16 temporizers24 temporizing25 contemporary21 contemporise18 contemporize27 extemporally26 extemporised24 extemporiser23 extemporises23 extemporized33 extemporizer32 extemporizes32 temporalised17 temporalises16 temporalized26 temporalizes25 temporalness16 temporalties16 temporaneous16 temporisings17 temporizings26 nontemporals16 contemporised20 contemporises19 contemporized29 contemporizes28 extemporarily27 extemporisers24 extemporising25 extemporizers33 extemporizing34 supratemporal19 temporalising18 temporalities17 temporalizing27 temporariness17 temporisation17 temporisingly21 temporization26 temporizingly30 contemporanean20 contemporaries20 contemporarily23 contemporising21 contemporizing30 cotemporaneous20 extemporaneity28 extemporaneous25 spatiotemporal20 temporalnesses18 temporisations18 temporizations27 uncontemporary23 nontemporality21 contemporaneans21 contemporaneity24 contemporaneous21 extemporariness26 extemporisation26 extemporization35 noncontemporary24 temporarinesses19 noncontemporari21 spatiotemporall21 extemporaneousn26 extemporaneitie26 extemporaneousl26 temporomandibul24 ultracontempora21 contemporaneiti21 spatiotemporally25 extemporaneities27 extemporaneously30 extemporizations36 extemporisations27 temporomandibular26 contemporaneities23 noncontemporaries23 contemporaneously26 ultracontemporary26 extemporaneousness29 contemporaneousness25 ultracontemporaries25 extemporaneousnesses31 contemporaneousnesses27

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