Definition of peritus in English:

peritus

nounPlural periti pəˈrʌɪtəspəˈrēto͞os

A theological adviser or consultant to a council of the Roman Catholic Church.
Example sentencesExamples
- The perhaps equally numerous periti (experts and consultants who included some of the world's greatest scholars) were even more disadvantaged.
- Any professor of theology, especially if he had been a peritus or ‘expert’ at the Council, was now an authority.
- They also consulted widely with non-Catholic observers and theological experts (periti), many of whom were also active in drafting council documents.
- I noticed how he became more cautious in his embrace of the principles he had espoused as a peritus at Vatican II.

Origin

1960s: from Latin; related to expertus 'expert'.

Definition of peritus in US English:

peritus

nounpəˈrēto͞os

A theological adviser or consultant to a council of the Roman Catholic Church.
Example sentencesExamples
- I noticed how he became more cautious in his embrace of the principles he had espoused as a peritus at Vatican II.
- They also consulted widely with non-Catholic observers and theological experts (periti), many of whom were also active in drafting council documents.
- The perhaps equally numerous periti (experts and consultants who included some of the world's greatest scholars) were even more disadvantaged.
- Any professor of theology, especially if he had been a peritus or ‘expert’ at the Council, was now an authority.

Origin

1960s: from Latin; related to expertus ‘expert’.

单词	peritus
释义	Definition of peritus in English: peritus nounPlural periti pəˈrʌɪtəspəˈrēto͞os A theological adviser or consultant to a council of the Roman Catholic Church. Example sentencesExamples The perhaps equally numerous periti (experts and consultants who included some of the world's greatest scholars) were even more disadvantaged. Any professor of theology, especially if he had been a peritus or ‘expert’ at the Council, was now an authority. They also consulted widely with non-Catholic observers and theological experts (periti), many of whom were also active in drafting council documents. I noticed how he became more cautious in his embrace of the principles he had espoused as a peritus at Vatican II. Origin 1960s: from Latin; related to expertus 'expert'. Definition of peritus in US English: peritus nounpəˈrēto͞os A theological adviser or consultant to a council of the Roman Catholic Church. Example sentencesExamples I noticed how he became more cautious in his embrace of the principles he had espoused as a peritus at Vatican II. They also consulted widely with non-Catholic observers and theological experts (periti), many of whom were also active in drafting council documents. The perhaps equally numerous periti (experts and consultants who included some of the world's greatest scholars) were even more disadvantaged. Any professor of theology, especially if he had been a peritus or ‘expert’ at the Council, was now an authority. Origin 1960s: from Latin; related to expertus ‘expert’.
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