Associations to the word «Episcopate»
Noun
- Archdeacon
- Ordination
- Consecration
- Vicar
- Elevation
- Priesthood
- Rector
- Bishop
- Curate
- Diocese
- Synod
- Archbishop
- Episcopal
- Chaplain
- Anglican
- Bishopric
- Communion
- Cathedral
- Sacrament
- Antioch
- Clergy
- Canon
- Pius
- Patriarch
- Dean
- Churchman
- Apostle
- Salford
- Cardinal
- Pope
- Provost
- Vatican
- Canterbury
- Westminster
- Succession
- Appointment
- Prelate
- Warden
- Bede
- Hereford
- Orthodox
- Deacon
- Clifton
- Argyll
- Albans
- Ascension
- Heresy
- Creed
- Catholic
- Chichester
- Headmaster
- Northampton
- Meath
- Maximus
- Liber
- Bourne
- Mari
- Rouen
- Galloway
- Nottingham
- Bangor
- Church
- Antigua
- Tutor
- Utrecht
- Missionary
- Middlesbrough
- Successor
- Jacobite
- Methodist
- Hierarchy
- Peterborough
- Chad
- Cuthbert
Adjective
Adverb
Wiktionary
EPISCOPATE, noun. Bishops seen as a group.
EPISCOPATE, noun. The tenure in office of a bishop.
EPISCOPATE, noun. (rare) A bishop's jurisdiction, the extent of his diocese.
Dictionary definition
EPISCOPATE, noun. The term of office of a bishop.
EPISCOPATE, noun. The territorial jurisdiction of a bishop.
EPISCOPATE, noun. The collective body of bishops.
EPISCOPATE, noun. The office and dignity of a bishop.
Wise words
It is better wither to be silent, or to say things of more
value than silence. Sooner throw a pearl at hazard than an
idle or useless word; and do not say a little in many words,
but a great deal in a few.