ecclesiastically
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Definition
Adverb: - In a manner relating to the Christian Church or its clergy: Pertaining to or in accordance with the organization, practices, or authority of a church. - In an ecclesiastic manner: In a way that is characteristic of or suitable for a church or clergyman.
Usage Examples
- The ceremony was conducted ecclesiastically, following all traditional rites.
- The decision was ecclesiastically sound, aligning with centuries of church doctrine.
- He dressed ecclesiastically for the formal service at the cathedral.
Advanced Usage
- "Ecclesiastically endorsed": Officially approved or supported by church authorities.
- The candidate was ecclesiastically endorsed by the local bishop.
- "Ecclesiastically governed": Ruled or administered according to church law and hierarchy.
- The school was ecclesiastically governed for over two hundred years.
Variants and Related Words
- Ecclesiastic (adjective): Of or relating to the Christian Church or its clergy.
- He wore traditional ecclesiastic vestments.
- Ecclesiastical (adjective): Another form of 'ecclesiastic', used identically.
- The building had great ecclesiastical architecture.
- Ecclesiastic (noun): A priest or clergyman.
- The ecclesiastic delivered a powerful sermon.
Synonyms
- Religiously: In a manner connected with religion.
- Canonically: In accordance with ecclesiastical or church law.
- Clerically: In a manner pertaining to the clergy.
Related Phrases
- "Ecclesiastically speaking": From the perspective or according to the rules of the church.
- Ecclesiastically speaking, the matter was already settled.
Adverb
- in an ecclesiastic manner
- the candidate was ecclesiastically endorsed