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archiepiscopal

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(är′kē ē pis′kə pəl)

adjective

of an archbishop or archbishopric

Origin: see archi- & episcopacy

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archiepiscopate noun

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adjective

Of or having to do with an archbishop or an archbishopric.

Origin:

Origin: Medieval Latin archiepiscopālis

Origin: , from Late Latin archiepiscopus, archbishop; see archbishop

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arˌchi·e·pisˌco·palˈi·ty (-pălˈĭ-tē) noun

arˌchi·e·pisˈco·pal·ly adverb

arˌchi·e·pisˈco·pate noun

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