temporalty
noun
tem·po·ral·ty
ˈtemp(ə)rəltē,
-ti
plural -es
1
a
obsolete : temporality sense 1a
b
: temporality sense 1b
2
: lay persons (as lords temporal and commons) : laity —distinguished from spirituality
Word History
Etymology
Middle English temporalte, from Middle French temporalité, from Medieval Latin temporalitat-, temporalitas
- device
- deviceful
- devicefully
- devices
- devies
- devil
- devil among the tailors
- devil and the tailors
- devil bolt
- devil chaser
- devil dance
- devil dog
- devil drum
- devil duster
- devil grass
- devil horse
- devil ivy
- devil lore
- devil mountain
- devil ray
- devil theory
- devil to pay
- devil's advocate
- devil's apples
- devil's bit