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reordiˈnation Eccl.|riː-|
[ad. med.L. reordinātio: cf. F. réordination (1575).]
The action of ordaining again; the fact of a second ordination.
1597Hooker Eccl. Pol. v. lxxvii. §3 The reordination of such as others in times more corrupt did consecrate heretofore. 1636Prynne Unbish. Tim. (1661) Post. 36 Which..was no reordination of him as a Presbyter, but only a Reconfirmation of him..as a Bishop. 1732Neal Hist. Purit. (1822) I. 69 There being no dispute about reordination in order to any church-preferment, till the end of queen Elizabeth's reign. 1846Burn For. Refugees 53 The objects of the letters..appear to be the re-ordination of the Rev. John Charpentier [etc.]. 1884Catholic Dict. (1897) 677/1 An imposition of hands, mistaken perhaps for re-ordination. |