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archiepiscopal

ADJECTIVE
  1. of or associated with an archbishop
    an archiepiscopal see

How To Use archiepiscopal In A Sentence

  • I decided that the archiepiscopal slap to 'Jim' made any further intervention on my part wholly redundant, but you wrapped it all up nicely. New look ( Same Old Moaner)
  • Filmer lost the end of the archiepiscopal compliment. Twelve Stories and a Dream, by H. G. Wells
  • Why had he been so determined to create a second see of archiepiscopal rank in the southern province in the first place?
  • prophesyings," or the assemblies of the zealots in private houses, which, she apprehended, had become so many academies of fanaticism; and for this offence she had, by an order of the star chamber, sequestered him from his archiepiscopal function, and confined him to his own house. The History of England in Three Volumes, Vol.I., Part D. From Elizabeth to James I.
  • The ship arrived brandishing his archiepiscopal cross defiantly at the prow.
  • This bishop officiated pontifically and gave his blessing to the people, before whom he appeared bearing the mitre, the crosier, and even the archiepiscopal cross. A Philosophical Dictionary
  • A century before Mozart, the virtuoso violinist and composer Heinrich Ignaz Franz von Biber was appointed to the music staff of the archiepiscopal court of Salzburg.
  • The previous Archbishop, Anselm's old master Lanfranc, had died four years earlier, but the King, William Rufus, had left the see vacant in order to plunder the archiepiscopal revenues.
  • The previous Archbishop, Anselm's old master Lanfranc, had died four years earlier, but the King, William Rufus, had left the see vacant in order to plunder the archiepiscopal revenues. Saint Anselm
  • It was somewhat dispiriting, to see this ancient archiepiscopal city now sadly deserted. Journal of a Tour to the Hebrides
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