placet
decretive
by
episcopally
permit
license
permission
jurisdictionalism
verify
decretorial
canonize
swear in
court
swearing-in
constitutionalism
act of parliament
advowson
advocation
holy order
regalism
protestation
protest
Roman law
arrêt
Justinian code
civil law
jus civile
constitution
parliamentary
conference
disestablishmentarian
obtemper
blessing
approving
approval
prelatical
fealty
cuntstitutional
ecclesially
decretal
desacralize
swear
avowed
secularize
ordainment
nonjuring
defrocking
hearsomeness
testimony
novel
ultramontanism
decretorily
adjuration
depose
pashalic
objuration
recusancy
clericalism
divine polity
regent
depone
canon
ordination
levari facias
canon law
legitimation
ecclesiasticism
ecclesiastical law
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religious service
capitulary
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bayat
churchly
be in orders
abjuration
official
administer
service
constitutionalize
executive order
juratory
divine service
remonstrate
bend the knee
wager
priesthood
eunomy
law enforcement
papalize

English words for 'The assent of the civil power to the promulgation of an ecclesiastical ordinance.'

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