Definition of sacerdotal in English:

sacerdotal

adjective ˌsakəˈdəʊt(ə)lˌsasəˈdəʊt(ə)l

1Relating to priests or the priesthood; priestly.
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Example sentencesExamples
- The resulting properly pious disposition serves the earthly church by providing it with members who do not challenge sacerdotal authority.
- His first work, Christianity not Mysterious, opposes sacerdotal authority and fideism.
- The New Testament writers freely mixed and blended legal and sacerdotal metaphors because they understood that neither kind of metaphor completely captures the full mystery of salvation.
- Whoever is actually conducting the services, ordained minister or visiting lay preacher, the pattern is irretrievably sacerdotal, the congregation neither speaking by itself nor performing an action from start to finish.
- By sacrament I mean, in addition to the material aspects of sacramental ritual, all outward, public, sacerdotal and ecclesiastically oriented forms of religious expression.
- Psychologists call it transcendence, which has a suitably sacerdotal ring; and comprises traits of self-forgetfulness, connectedness to the natural world and mysticism.
- The man is in fact respected in the family precisely because of the sacerdotal function that he fulfils.
- We of sacerdotal cloth are here to guide, not rule.
- Buildings like the Pantheon or Hagia Sophia were devices that introduced light to grand interiors in ways that reinforced their sacerdotal purposes.
- But these sacerdotal voices state orders; they do not discourse the way Sarastro does.
- The sacerdotal role of the Christian laity, whose spiritual sacrifice and virtuous life makes a dwelling place for the Holy Spirit, is placed in complete opposition to the formal procedures of the Roman clergy.
- If anything, there was the feeling that there was something almost sacerdotal going on in the upper strata of the literary, and this could only be to the good.
- The Holy See forbade clerics to join the new organization, and it implored prelates to observe vigilantly all sacerdotal activities in order to secure the subservience of priests and to rout out rebels and rogues.
- Ahe covered herself with her hands and scurried to the altar and pulled the sacerdotal cloth from the stone offering table.
Synonyms
priestly, clerical, ecclesiastical, ministerial
1. 1.1Theology Relating to or denoting a doctrine which ascribes sacrificial functions and spiritual or supernatural powers to ordained priests.
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  Example sentencesExamples
  Although the lay possess no sacerdotal power and rely upon the priest as mediator between them and God, they do assist the priest in offering up the Mass through their collected prayers for the Eucharistic sacrifice.
  Here the text refers to the ‘specific sacerdotal ministry of the clergy’ to which only men were ordained.
  Christian sacerdotal priesthood participates in the priesthood of Christ and administers sacraments which can actually take away sin, which levitical priests could not.
  Islam does not recognize a sacerdotal priesthood.

Derivatives

sacerdotalism

noun ˌsasəˈdəʊt(ə)lɪz(ə)mˌsakəˈdəʊt(ə)lɪz(ə)m

At the Reformation this doctrine had immediate effect in the overthrow of Roman sacerdotalism Jesus Christ is our sole Priest.
Example sentencesExamples
- Then, properly speaking, the mystical Christ was localized in the Christian sacerdotalism of the bishops.

sacerdotalist

noun

sacerdotally

adverb

Origin

Late Middle English: from Old French, or from Latin sacerdotalis, from sacerdos, sacerdot- 'priest'.

Rhymes

anecdotal, teetotal, total

Definition of sacerdotal in US English:

sacerdotal

adjective

1Relating to priests or the priesthood; priestly.
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Example sentencesExamples
- By sacrament I mean, in addition to the material aspects of sacramental ritual, all outward, public, sacerdotal and ecclesiastically oriented forms of religious expression.
- His first work, Christianity not Mysterious, opposes sacerdotal authority and fideism.
- Buildings like the Pantheon or Hagia Sophia were devices that introduced light to grand interiors in ways that reinforced their sacerdotal purposes.
- Psychologists call it transcendence, which has a suitably sacerdotal ring; and comprises traits of self-forgetfulness, connectedness to the natural world and mysticism.
- The resulting properly pious disposition serves the earthly church by providing it with members who do not challenge sacerdotal authority.
- Whoever is actually conducting the services, ordained minister or visiting lay preacher, the pattern is irretrievably sacerdotal, the congregation neither speaking by itself nor performing an action from start to finish.
- We of sacerdotal cloth are here to guide, not rule.
- But these sacerdotal voices state orders; they do not discourse the way Sarastro does.
- Ahe covered herself with her hands and scurried to the altar and pulled the sacerdotal cloth from the stone offering table.
- The New Testament writers freely mixed and blended legal and sacerdotal metaphors because they understood that neither kind of metaphor completely captures the full mystery of salvation.
- The sacerdotal role of the Christian laity, whose spiritual sacrifice and virtuous life makes a dwelling place for the Holy Spirit, is placed in complete opposition to the formal procedures of the Roman clergy.
- The Holy See forbade clerics to join the new organization, and it implored prelates to observe vigilantly all sacerdotal activities in order to secure the subservience of priests and to rout out rebels and rogues.
- If anything, there was the feeling that there was something almost sacerdotal going on in the upper strata of the literary, and this could only be to the good.
- The man is in fact respected in the family precisely because of the sacerdotal function that he fulfils.
Synonyms
priestly, clerical, ecclesiastical, ministerial
1. 1.1Theology Relating to or denoting a doctrine which ascribes sacrificial functions and spiritual or supernatural powers to ordained priests.
  〔神学〕司铎天赋神权说的
  Example sentencesExamples
  Islam does not recognize a sacerdotal priesthood.
  Here the text refers to the ‘specific sacerdotal ministry of the clergy’ to which only men were ordained.
  Although the lay possess no sacerdotal power and rely upon the priest as mediator between them and God, they do assist the priest in offering up the Mass through their collected prayers for the Eucharistic sacrifice.
  Christian sacerdotal priesthood participates in the priesthood of Christ and administers sacraments which can actually take away sin, which levitical priests could not.

Origin

Late Middle English: from Old French, or from Latin sacerdotalis, from sacerdos, sacerdot- ‘priest’.

单词	sacerdotal
释义	Definition of sacerdotal in English: sacerdotal adjective ˌsakəˈdəʊt(ə)lˌsasəˈdəʊt(ə)l 1Relating to priests or the priesthood; priestly. 司铎的 Example sentencesExamples The resulting properly pious disposition serves the earthly church by providing it with members who do not challenge sacerdotal authority. His first work, Christianity not Mysterious, opposes sacerdotal authority and fideism. The New Testament writers freely mixed and blended legal and sacerdotal metaphors because they understood that neither kind of metaphor completely captures the full mystery of salvation. Whoever is actually conducting the services, ordained minister or visiting lay preacher, the pattern is irretrievably sacerdotal, the congregation neither speaking by itself nor performing an action from start to finish. By sacrament I mean, in addition to the material aspects of sacramental ritual, all outward, public, sacerdotal and ecclesiastically oriented forms of religious expression. Psychologists call it transcendence, which has a suitably sacerdotal ring; and comprises traits of self-forgetfulness, connectedness to the natural world and mysticism. The man is in fact respected in the family precisely because of the sacerdotal function that he fulfils. We of sacerdotal cloth are here to guide, not rule. Buildings like the Pantheon or Hagia Sophia were devices that introduced light to grand interiors in ways that reinforced their sacerdotal purposes. But these sacerdotal voices state orders; they do not discourse the way Sarastro does. The sacerdotal role of the Christian laity, whose spiritual sacrifice and virtuous life makes a dwelling place for the Holy Spirit, is placed in complete opposition to the formal procedures of the Roman clergy. If anything, there was the feeling that there was something almost sacerdotal going on in the upper strata of the literary, and this could only be to the good. The Holy See forbade clerics to join the new organization, and it implored prelates to observe vigilantly all sacerdotal activities in order to secure the subservience of priests and to rout out rebels and rogues. Ahe covered herself with her hands and scurried to the altar and pulled the sacerdotal cloth from the stone offering table. Synonyms priestly, clerical, ecclesiastical, ministerial 1.1Theology Relating to or denoting a doctrine which ascribes sacrificial functions and spiritual or supernatural powers to ordained priests. 〔神学〕司铎天赋神权说的 Example sentencesExamples Although the lay possess no sacerdotal power and rely upon the priest as mediator between them and God, they do assist the priest in offering up the Mass through their collected prayers for the Eucharistic sacrifice. Here the text refers to the ‘specific sacerdotal ministry of the clergy’ to which only men were ordained. Christian sacerdotal priesthood participates in the priesthood of Christ and administers sacraments which can actually take away sin, which levitical priests could not. Islam does not recognize a sacerdotal priesthood. Derivatives sacerdotalism noun ˌsasəˈdəʊt(ə)lɪz(ə)mˌsakəˈdəʊt(ə)lɪz(ə)m At the Reformation this doctrine had immediate effect in the overthrow of Roman sacerdotalism Jesus Christ is our sole Priest. Example sentencesExamples Then, properly speaking, the mystical Christ was localized in the Christian sacerdotalism of the bishops. sacerdotalist noun sacerdotally adverb Origin Late Middle English: from Old French, or from Latin sacerdotalis, from sacerdos, sacerdot- 'priest'. Rhymes anecdotal, teetotal, total Definition of sacerdotal in US English: sacerdotal adjective 1Relating to priests or the priesthood; priestly. 司铎的 Example sentencesExamples By sacrament I mean, in addition to the material aspects of sacramental ritual, all outward, public, sacerdotal and ecclesiastically oriented forms of religious expression. His first work, Christianity not Mysterious, opposes sacerdotal authority and fideism. Buildings like the Pantheon or Hagia Sophia were devices that introduced light to grand interiors in ways that reinforced their sacerdotal purposes. Psychologists call it transcendence, which has a suitably sacerdotal ring; and comprises traits of self-forgetfulness, connectedness to the natural world and mysticism. The resulting properly pious disposition serves the earthly church by providing it with members who do not challenge sacerdotal authority. Whoever is actually conducting the services, ordained minister or visiting lay preacher, the pattern is irretrievably sacerdotal, the congregation neither speaking by itself nor performing an action from start to finish. We of sacerdotal cloth are here to guide, not rule. But these sacerdotal voices state orders; they do not discourse the way Sarastro does. Ahe covered herself with her hands and scurried to the altar and pulled the sacerdotal cloth from the stone offering table. The New Testament writers freely mixed and blended legal and sacerdotal metaphors because they understood that neither kind of metaphor completely captures the full mystery of salvation. The sacerdotal role of the Christian laity, whose spiritual sacrifice and virtuous life makes a dwelling place for the Holy Spirit, is placed in complete opposition to the formal procedures of the Roman clergy. The Holy See forbade clerics to join the new organization, and it implored prelates to observe vigilantly all sacerdotal activities in order to secure the subservience of priests and to rout out rebels and rogues. If anything, there was the feeling that there was something almost sacerdotal going on in the upper strata of the literary, and this could only be to the good. The man is in fact respected in the family precisely because of the sacerdotal function that he fulfils. Synonyms priestly, clerical, ecclesiastical, ministerial 1.1Theology Relating to or denoting a doctrine which ascribes sacrificial functions and spiritual or supernatural powers to ordained priests. 〔神学〕司铎天赋神权说的 Example sentencesExamples Islam does not recognize a sacerdotal priesthood. Here the text refers to the ‘specific sacerdotal ministry of the clergy’ to which only men were ordained. Although the lay possess no sacerdotal power and rely upon the priest as mediator between them and God, they do assist the priest in offering up the Mass through their collected prayers for the Eucharistic sacrifice. Christian sacerdotal priesthood participates in the priesthood of Christ and administers sacraments which can actually take away sin, which levitical priests could not. Origin Late Middle English: from Old French, or from Latin sacerdotalis, from sacerdos, sacerdot- ‘priest’.
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