diaconal
adjective
di·ac·o·nal dī-ˈa-kə-nᵊl 
dē-
: of or relating to a deacon or deaconess
Word History
Etymology
Late Latin diaconalis, from diaconus deacon — more at deacon
First Known Use
circa 1611, in the meaning defined above
diaconal
adjective
as in episcopal
Synonyms & Similar Words
Relevance
- episcopal
- apostolic
- diocesan
- ecclesiastical
- papal
- pontifical
- canonical
- ministerial
- missionary
- ecclesiastic
- evangelical
- pastoral
- sacerdotal
- clerical
- patriarchal
- evangelic
- priestly
- sacramental
- churchly
- divine
- religious
- monastic
- conventual
- mendicant
- holy
- clerkly
- rabbinic
- rabbinical
- caliphal
- monachal
Antonyms & Near Antonyms
- secular
- lay
- temporal
- nonclerical
- monsteras
- monsterlike
- monsters
- monstrance
- monstrances
- monstrosities
- monstrosity
- monstrous
- monstrouser
- monstrousest
- monstrouslier
- monstrousliest
- monstrously
- monstrousness
- camera obscura
- camera people
- camera person
- camera persons
- camera rehearsal
- camera script
- camera tube
- camera work
- camera-eye
- camerae
- cameral