bishoply Antonyms
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Meaning of bishoply
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bishoply (a.)
Bishoplike; episcopal.
Webster
bishoply (adv.)
In the manner of a bishop.
bishoply Sentence Examples
- The bishoply figure presided over the ceremony with grace and authority.
- His bishoply robes billowed around him as he walked down the aisle of the cathedral.
- The bishoply demeanor of the priest inspired reverence among his congregation.
- With his bishoply wisdom, he offered guidance to those seeking spiritual counsel.
- The bishoply blessing bestowed upon the newlyweds filled the church with warmth and hope.
- Despite his humble origins, he carried himself with a bishoply bearing, earning respect from all who knew him.
- His bishoply responsibilities included overseeing the diocese and tending to the needs of his flock.
- The bishoply presence at the hospital brought comfort to patients and staff alike.
- The bishoply authority of the papal decree was recognized throughout the Catholic world.
- Even in the face of adversity, his bishoply faith remained unshaken, inspiring others to persevere.
FAQs About the word bishoply
Bishoplike; episcopal., In the manner of a bishop.
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No antonyms found.
The bishoply figure presided over the ceremony with grace and authority.
His bishoply robes billowed around him as he walked down the aisle of the cathedral.
The bishoply demeanor of the priest inspired reverence among his congregation.
With his bishoply wisdom, he offered guidance to those seeking spiritual counsel.
