noun
pl. -·ties- the quality or state of being temporal
- [usually pl.] secular properties or revenues of a church
Origin of temporality
Middle English temporalite from Ecclesiastical Late Latin temporalitastemporality
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temporality
noun
pl. tem·po·ral·i·ties- The condition of being temporal or bounded in time.
- temporalities Temporal possessions, especially of the Church or clergy.
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Noun
(plural temporalities)
- The condition of being bounded in time (of being temporal.)
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