accentus
noun
ac·cen·tus
akˈsentəs
plural accentus
: the part of the church service sung or recited by the priest and his assistants at the altar usually in monotone —contrasted with concentus
Word History
Etymology
Medieval Latin, from Latin, accent
First Known Use
1869, in the meaning defined above
- minister to
- minister without portfolio
- minister's face
- minister-president
- minister-presidents
- ministered
- ministered (to)
- ministered to
- ministeria
- ministerial
- ministerialist
- ministerialists
- ministerially
- ministering
- ministering (to)
- ministering to
- ministerium
- ministers
- ministers (to)
- ministers of state
- ministers plenipotentiary
- ministers resident
- ministers to
- ministers without portfolios
- ministers-president