prelacy
churchdom
hagiocracy
ecclesiocracy
episcopacy
diaconiology
Episcopalianism
clericity
diocesan
consistory
provincial
see
archbishopric
deaconhood
definitor
cloth
episcopate
vicarship
state church
pontificate
vicariate
episcopally
churchwardenship
Curia
papacy
prelatist
postulate
hieraticism
Erastianism
minister
Caesaropapism
archbishopship
priesthood
Byzantinism
ecclesially
prelateship
Congregationalism
hierocracy
holy orders
ordination
congregationalism
archepiscopal
ecclesiastic
official
Vatican
ultramontanism
convocation
vicar
erection
bishopric
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PEC
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archbishopdom
Presbyterianism
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incardinate
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ecclesiastics
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Monsignor
black-collar
superiorate
subdeacon
Very Reverend
churchship
presbytery
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clericate
superintendent
deaconship
rector
polity
sacerdotal
visitorship
archdeanery
hieratic
regalism
priestly
archbishop
hierocrat

English words for 'A church government or organisation administered by prelates.'

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