Definition of plenarty in English:

plenarty

noun ˈpliːnəti

Ecclesiastical Law. Of a benefice: the fact or state of being occupied. Opposed to "vacancy". Now historical.

Origin

Late Middle English; earliest use found in Rolls of Parliament. Anglo-Norman plenerté, plenarté, also plenereté fullness, plenarty from plener + -té.

Definition of plenarty in US English:

plenarty

nounˈpliːnəti

Ecclesiastical Law. Of a benefice: the fact or state of being occupied. Opposed to "vacancy". Now historical.

Origin

Late Middle English; earliest use found in Rolls of Parliament. Anglo-Norman plenerté, plenarté, also plenereté fullness, plenarty from plener + -té.

单词	plenarty
释义	Definition of plenarty in English: plenarty noun ˈpliːnəti Ecclesiastical Law. Of a benefice: the fact or state of being occupied. Opposed to "vacancy". Now historical. Origin Late Middle English; earliest use found in Rolls of Parliament. Anglo-Norman plenerté, plenarté, also plenereté fullness, plenarty from plener + -té. Definition of plenarty in US English: plenarty nounˈpliːnəti Ecclesiastical Law. Of a benefice: the fact or state of being occupied. Opposed to "vacancy". Now historical. Origin Late Middle English; earliest use found in Rolls of Parliament. Anglo-Norman plenerté, plenarté, also plenereté fullness, plenarty from plener + -té.
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