PRELATE NULLIUS

Meaning of PRELATE NULLIUS in English

-nu̇ˈlēəs noun

( plural prelates nullius )

Etymology: part translation of New Latin praelatus nullius dioecesis prelate of no diocese

: a Roman Catholic prelate having ordinary jurisdiction over a district independent of any diocese

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PRELATE NULLIUS — /noo lee"euhs/ , pl. prelates nullius . Rom. Cath. Ch. a prelate having independent jurisdiction over a district not under …
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PRELATE — noun see: tolerate Date: 13th century an ecclesiastic (as a bishop or abbot) of superior rank
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PRELATE — ˈprelə̇t, usu -ə̇d.+V noun ( -s ) Etymology: Middle English prelat, from Old French, from Medieval Latin praelatus, from Latin …
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PRELATE — (v. i.) To act as a prelate.
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PRELATE — (n.) A clergyman of a superior order, as an archbishop or a bishop, having authority over the lower clergy; a …
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PRELATE — ( v. i. ) To act as a prelate.
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PRELATE — ( n. ) A clergyman of a superior order, as an archbishop or a bishop, having authority over the lower …
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PRELATE — — prelateship , n. — prelatic /pri lat"ik/ , adj. /prel"it/ , n. an ecclesiastic of a high order, as …
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PRELATE — n. bishop, priest of high position
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PRELATE — ˈprē-ˌlāt noun Etymology: Middle English prelat, from Anglo-French, from Medieval Latin praelatus, literally, one receiving preferment, from Latin (past participle …
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PRELATE — vi to act as a prelate. 2. prelate ·noun a clergyman of a superior order, as an archbishop or a …
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PRELATE — [ 'prɛlət ] ■ noun formal or historical a bishop or other high ecclesiastical dignitary. Derivatives prelatic prɪ'latɪk adjective prelatical …
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PRELATE — [prel.ate] n [ME prelat, fr. OF, fr. ML praelatus, lit., one receiving preferment, fr. L (pp. of praeferre to prefer), …
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PRELATE — an ecclesiastical dignitary of high rank. In the modern Roman Catholic church, prelates are those who exercise the public power …
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PRELATE — prelate BrE AmE ˈprel ət -ɪt ▷ prelate|s s
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PRELATE — / ˈprelət; NAmE / noun ( formal ) a priest of high rank in the Christian Church, such as a …
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PRELATE — prel ‧ ate /ˈprelət, ˈprelɪt/ BrE AmE noun [countable] [ Date: 1200-1300 ; Language: Old French ; Origin: Medieval Latin …
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PRELATE — n. 1 a high ecclesiastical dignitary, e.g. a bishop. 2 hist. an abbot or prior. øøprelatic adj. prelatical adj. [ME …
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PRELATE — n. 1 a high ecclesiastical dignitary, e.g. a bishop. 2 hist. an abbot or prior. prelatic adj. prelatical adj. [ …
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PRELATE — n.1 a high ecclesiastical dignitary, e.g. a bishop. 2 hist. an abbot or prior. Derivatives: prelatic adj. prelatical adj. Etymology: …
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PRELATE — ( prelates) A prelate is a member of the clergy holding a high rank, for example a bishop or an …
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PRELATE — (~s) A ~ is a member of the clergy holding a high rank, for example a bishop or an archbishop. …
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PRELATE — noun EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS ▪ In these years he was frequently a proctor for prelates and religious institutions in Parliament. …
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PRELATE — [noun] [C] - an official of high rank in the Christian religion, such as a bishop or an abbot
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PRELATE — Synonyms and related words : Grand Penitentiary, Holy Father, abuna, antipope, archbishop, archdeacon, archpriest, bishop, bishop coadjutor, canon, cardinal, cardinal …
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PRELATE — n. Archbishop, bishop, cardinal, patriarch, primate, pope, pontiff, ecclesiastic in authority.
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PRELATE — pleater
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PRELATE — сущ.; церк. прелат (звание, присваиваемое высокопоставленным духовным лицам) Syn : clergyman, divine прелат prelate прелат
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PRELATE — Прелат
Американский Англо-Русский словарь
PRELATE — prelate.ogg ʹprelıt n прелат
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PRELATE — сущ.; церк. прелат (звание, присваиваемое высокопоставленным духовным лицам) Syn : clergyman, divine прелат prelate прелат
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TERRA NULLIUS — ˌterənəˈlēəs, -ˈnu̇lē- noun Etymology: New Latin, literally, nobody's land : territory not annexed by any nation the greater portion of …
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RES NULLIUS — ˌrāsnəˈlēəs, rāˈsnu̇lē-; ˌrēznəˈlīəs, rēzˈnəlēəs noun Etymology: Late Latin, literally, thing of no one 1. : a thing belonging to no …
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NULLIUS JURIS — -ˈjürə̇s adjective Etymology: Medieval Latin : having no standing in law : without legal effect or validity
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NULLIUS FILIUS — ˌnə|lēəsˈfēlēəs, |nu̇lēəs- noun Etymology: New Latin : an illegitimate child : a bastard having no heritable rights in common law
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FILIUS NULLIUS — |fēlēəsnəˈlēəs, -ˈsnu̇lēəs noun ( plural fi·lii nullius |fēlēˌēnəˈl-, -ēˌēˈnu̇l-) Etymology: Latin, nobody's son : an illegitimate child : bastard
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ABBOT NULLIUS — -nu̇ˈlēəs noun ( plural abbots nullius ) Etymology: part translation of New Latin abbas nullius, short for abbas nullius dioecesis, …
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NULLIUS JURIS — /noohl"lee oos' yooh"rddis/ ; Eng. /nul"ee euhs joor"is/ , Latin. (esp. in old English law) of no legal force.
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NULLIUS FILIUS — /noohl"lee oos' fee"lee oos'/ ; Eng. /nul"ee euhs fee"lee euhs/ , Latin. (esp. in law) son of nobody; bastard.
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NULLIUS JURIS — lacking legal validity, lacking legal force (Latin)
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NULLIUS FILIUS — "son of no one", bastard, illegitimate child (Latin)
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FILIUS NULLIUS — Function: noun Synonyms: BASTARD 1, by-blow, catch colt, chance child, filius populi, illegitimate, love child, natural child, whoreson, woods colt
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BASTARD — I. ˈbastə(r)d, ˈbaas-, ˈbais- also ˈbȧstəd noun ( -s ) Etymology: Middle English, from Old French bastart, bastard, from bast, …
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FILIUS POPULI — |fēlēəˈspȯpəˌlē noun ( plural fi·lii populi |fēlēˌēˈpȯ-) Etymology: Latin, son of the people : filius nullius
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FAMILY LAW — body of law regulating family relationships, including marriage and divorce, the treatment of children, and economic issues. In the past, …
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ECCLESIASTICAL HERALDRY — arms associated with the church's administrative and collegiate bodies. Abbeys, priories, and dioceses have their own arms, and high ecclesiastics …
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TERRA — terra, Terra BrE AmE ˈter ə ▶ ˌ terra ˈ cotta ˈkɒt ə AmE ˈkɑːt̬ ə BrE AmE ▶ ˌ …
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WOODS COLT — Function: noun Synonyms: BASTARD 1, by-blow, chance child, come-by-chance, filius nullius, filius populi, illegitimate, love child, natural child, whoreson
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WHORESON — n. Function: noun Synonyms: BASTARD 1, by-blow, catch colt, chance child, come-by-chance, filius nullius, illegitimate, love child, natural child, woods …
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NATURAL CHILD — Function: noun Synonyms: BASTARD 1, by-blow, catch colt, chance child, come-by-chance, filius nullius, illegitimate, love child, whoreson, woods colt
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MAMZER — n. Variant: or momzer or momser Function: noun Synonyms: BASTARD 1, by-blow, catch colt, chance child, come-by-chance, filius nullius, filius …
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LOVE CHILD — Function: noun Synonyms: BASTARD 1, by-blow, catch colt, chance child, come-by-chance, filius nullius, illegitimate, natural child, whoreson, woods colt
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ILLEGITIMATE — n. Function: noun Synonyms: BASTARD 1, by-blow, catch colt, chance child, come-by-chance, filius nullius, filius populi, love child, natural child, …
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FILIUS POPULI — Function: noun Synonyms: BASTARD 1, by-blow, catch colt, chance child, filius nullius, illegitimate, love child, natural child, whoreson, woods colt
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COME-BY-CHANCE — Function: noun Synonyms: BASTARD 1, by-blow, chance child, filius nullius, filius populi, illegitimate, love child, natural child, whoreson, woods colt
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CHANCE CHILD — Function: noun Synonyms: BASTARD 1, by-blow, catch colt, come-by-chance, filius nullius, illegitimate, love child, natural child, whoreson, woods colt
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CATCH COLT — Function: noun Synonyms: BASTARD , by-blow, chance child, come-by-chance, filius nullius, illegitimate, love child, natural child, whoreson, woods colt
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BY-BLOW — Function: noun Synonyms: BASTARD 1, catch colt, chance child, come-by-chance, filius nullius, filius populi, illegitimate, love child, natural child, woods …
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BASTARD — n. Function: noun 1 one born out of wedlock FF1C; bore a bastard before she was fifteen FF1E; Synonyms: by-blow, …
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ILLEGITIMATE — I. adjective 1. not recognized by law as lawful offspring an illegitimate child Synonyms: baseborn, bastard, fatherless, misbegotten, natural, spurious, …
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RES — лат. 1) вещь, вещи 2) предмет; вопрос; дело 3) факт, обстоятельство • res communis (omnium) — лат. общая вещь, общее достояние; res extra commercium — лат. …
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