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Definition of vicariate in English: vicariatenoun vɪˈkɛːrɪətvʌɪˈkɛːrɪət 1The office or authority of a vicar. Example sentencesExamples - As churchman, he upheld ecclesiastical discipline in Italy and Dalmatia, maintained authority in the vicariate of Illyricum, restructured the dioceses of his dwindling patriarchate, and laboured to convert Jews and pagan rustics.
- It is difficult to know how well the urban vicariate of Baltimore reflects the behavior and attitudes of parishioners outside the study population.
- The British vicariate could be an important stage in a fully professional career, and the men in the post of whom we know were not mediocrities.
- 1.1 A church or parish ministered to by a vicar.
Example sentencesExamples - Last January our relatively new archbishop began a series of meetings in each vicariate with the priests, deacons, religious, and parishioners.
- He urged Church reform on the Merovingians, reviving the vicariate of Arles at their request.
- The diocese now has five vicariates (Ooty, Coonoor, Gudalur, Sathy and Thalavady).
Rhymes commissariat, lumpenproletariat, proletariat, salariat, secretariat Definition of vicariate in US English: vicariatenoun 1The office or authority of a vicar. Example sentencesExamples - The British vicariate could be an important stage in a fully professional career, and the men in the post of whom we know were not mediocrities.
- It is difficult to know how well the urban vicariate of Baltimore reflects the behavior and attitudes of parishioners outside the study population.
- As churchman, he upheld ecclesiastical discipline in Italy and Dalmatia, maintained authority in the vicariate of Illyricum, restructured the dioceses of his dwindling patriarchate, and laboured to convert Jews and pagan rustics.
- 1.1 A church or parish ministered to by a vicar.
Example sentencesExamples - He urged Church reform on the Merovingians, reviving the vicariate of Arles at their request.
- The diocese now has five vicariates (Ooty, Coonoor, Gudalur, Sathy and Thalavady).
- Last January our relatively new archbishop began a series of meetings in each vicariate with the priests, deacons, religious, and parishioners.
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