Words to Describe ecclesiastic
Things ecclesiastic often describes ("ecclesiastic ________")
- institution
- code
- property
- office
- career
- superiors
- state
- documents
- buildings
- dignity
- structures
- sense
- inside
- profession
- corporations
- writers
- rule
- theology
- historians
- rules
- councils
- law
- province
- structure
- body
- officials
- council
- offices
- present
- influence
- use
- control
- domination
- bodies
- belonging
- policy
- censures
- realms
- judges
- head
- affairs
- establishments
- organization
- orders
- establishment
- rank
- college
- leaders
- history
- judge
- jurisdiction
- princes
- appointments
- matters
- legislation
- tradition
- powers
- power
- tyranny
- dignitaries
- administration
- laws
- court
- discipline
- architecture
- authority
- benefices
- faith
- vestments
- functions
- style
- purposes
- communities
- positions
- politics
- community
- authorities
- robes
- government
- properties
- art
- music
- circles
- organizations
- hierarchy
- literature
- institutions
- persons
- tribunal
- courts
- order
- polity
- duties
How ecclesiastic often is described ("________ ecclesiastic")
- anglican
- romish
- english
- enlightened
- spanish
- principal
- popular
- devout
- zealous
- high
- elderly
- exemplary
- looking
- orthodox
- chief
- respectable
- distinguished
- brilliant
- celebrated
- fat
- lebanese
- aged
- reverend
- highest
- wealthy
- pious
- century
- secular
- italian
- great
- tall
- only
- young
- foreign
- scottish
- famous
- minded
- astute
- excellent
- amiable
- professional
- mediaeval
- senior
- british
- worthy
- grave
- known
- virtuous
- german
- venerable
- youthful
- humble
- mere
- able
- influential
- worldly
- wily
- christian
- irish
- noble
- welsh
- narrow
- learned
- holy
- eminent
- ranking
- typical
- civil
- powerful
- prominent
- medieval
- rich
- illustrious
- dignified
- french
- ambitious
- greek
- bold
- roman
