vicariate
vicarly
vicarship
curate
father superior
vicarial
subvicar
undervicar
episcopally
bishoply
vicarage
prepositus
rectorial
ecclesially
vicar forane
gaiter
vicarate
ordained
underpriest
vicar-general
metropolitan bishop
prelatical
metropolitan
oblationary
underdeacon
deaconship
episcopate
superiorship
presbyterate
regent
prelate
provicar
ministerially
parson
archiepiscopacy
servanthood
parishionership
spiritual incest
episcopize
visitorship
throne
clerically
authorized
authorised
provisor
suffragan bishop
Reverend
suffragan
high priest
episcopalian
priestcraft
Rt. Rev'd.
man of the frock
liegedom
preachership
vicariate forane
rectorate
sacerdotally
vicar
abbot general
proctor
aristo
prelatial
verger
man of God
pastorage
pastorate
archpriest
consecratedness
hierarch
lay reader
pontifical
primate
baronially
parish house
priest
regalism
minor canon
eparch
ministering
chaplaincy
antipriest
prince bishop
conservator
servantship
josser
impropriate
blue blood
Rt. Rev.
vestryman
squarson

English words for 'Having delegated power, as a vicar; vicarious.'

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