crosiers Synonyms
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Strong:
- rattans
- switches
- mallets
- birches
- staves
- sledgehammers
- knobkerries
- hickories
- mauls
- gavels
- billy-clubs
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crosiers Meaning
crosiers
a plant structure with a coiled end, a staff resembling a shepherd's crook carried by bishops and abbots as a symbol of office, a staff like a shepherd's crook carried by bishops and abbots as a symbol of office
crosiers Sentence Examples
- The archbishops brandished their crosiers as they led the procession.
- The bishop's crosier, adorned with jewels, symbolized his authority in the diocese.
- The crosiers of the cardinals were intricately carved with religious scenes.
- The pastor held his crosier aloft during the blessing of the congregation.
- The crosier, a shepherd's staff, represented the bishop's role as the shepherd of his flock.
- The crosiers of the former popes were displayed in the Vatican museum.
- The golden crosier was a symbol of the pope's temporal power.
- The crosier was used as a weapon in the Battle of Lepanto.
- The crosiers of the Orthodox bishops were topped with double crosses.
- The bishop's crosier was stolen from the cathedral sacristy.
FAQs About the word crosiers
a plant structure with a coiled end, a staff resembling a shepherd's crook carried by bishops and abbots as a symbol of office, a staff like a shepherd's crook
whangees, crooks,walking sticks, hammers, beetles, rattans, switches, mallets, birches, staves
No antonyms found.
The archbishops brandished their crosiers as they led the procession.
The bishop's crosier, adorned with jewels, symbolized his authority in the diocese.
The crosiers of the cardinals were intricately carved with religious scenes.
The pastor held his crosier aloft during the blessing of the congregation.
