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sacerˈdotage jocular.
[f. L. sacerdōt- (see next) with allusion to dotage. Cf. anecdotage.]
a. Derisively used for: The sacerdotal order, or the partisans of sacerdotalism.
b. Sacerdotalism as characteristic of a religion in its ‘dotage’.
1859Longstaffe in Archæol. æliana IV. 11 (art.) The Hereditary Sacerdotage of Hexham. 1875W. Cory Lett. & Jrnls. (1897) 382 Your representatives will have a sharper strife with the Sacerdotage. 1884A. Lang Custom & Myth (1885) 27 A people fallen early into its sacerdotage and priestly second childhood. |