Associations to the word «Archdeaconry»
Noun
- Archdeacon
- Diocese
- Blackburn
- Warrington
- Carlisle
- Chester
- Rectory
- Ludlow
- Chichester
- Parish
- Bangor
- Taunton
- Hereford
- Albans
- Lancaster
- Sudbury
- Guildford
- Craven
- Ely
- Bishopric
- Colchester
- Commissary
- Clergy
- Coventry
- Salford
- Oversight
- Visitation
- Cheltenham
- Shropshire
- Liverpool
- Exeter
- Salisbury
- Gloucester
- Wigan
- Bromley
- Rochdale
- Peterborough
- Worcester
- Leeds
- Cornwall
- Croydon
- Northampton
- Lindsey
- Middlesex
- Bournemouth
- Cumberland
- Surrey
- Durham
- Northumberland
- Hampstead
- Bolton
- Calder
- Church
- Canterbury
- Chesterfield
- Bedford
- Stafford
- Rochester
- Hastings
- Huddersfield
- Norwich
- Episcopal
- Nottingham
- Suffolk
- Berkshire
- Winchester
- Cathedral
- Wells
- Leicester
- Vicar
- Wiltshire
- Bishop
- Shrewsbury
- Supervision
- Manchester
- Essex
- Swansea
- Monmouth
- Brighton
- Derby
- Buckingham
- Preston
- Chaplain
- Lincoln
- Richmond
- Andrews
- Wakefield
- Galloway
- Warwick
- Halifax
Wiktionary
ARCHDEACONRY, noun. The office of an archdeacon, or the term of that office
ARCHDEACONRY, noun. The residence, or territorial jurisdiction of an archdeacon
Dictionary definition
ARCHDEACONRY, noun. The territorial jurisdiction of an archdeacon.
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