clericalityn.
/klɛrɪˈkalɪti/ 1. (with plural) A clerical action or trait.
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society > faith > church government > member of the clergy > [noun] > office of
clergyc1440
clerkhoodc1449
clerkship?1488
ministration1550
ministry1560
clergyship1620
clericality1660
cassock1687
churchmanship1690
the cloth1709
clericature1725
clericate1869
1660 S. Fisher Rusticus ad Academicos To Rdr. sig. e3v In those their Carnall Clericalities.
2. Clerical quality or condition.
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society > faith > church government > member of the clergy > [noun] > condition
reverendship1609
spiritualship1670
ministeriality1851
clerisy1858
clericity1866
clericality1877
1877 Fraser's Mag. 16 450 The Church Congress! This is the very concentrated essence, the focus, of Clericality.
1884 G. P. Hawley Wit, Wisd. & Philos. Richter 54 Clericality does, at all times, stand in a very close relation to the feminine heart.
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