bishoped (Meaning)

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bishoped (imp. & p. p.)

of Bishop

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The young scholar was bishoped into the prestigious academic society due to his outstanding research.
After years of dedication to the church, he was finally bishoped, becoming the spiritual leader of his community.
She felt honored to be bishoped as the head of the charitable organization, tasked with guiding its mission.
The knight was bishoped into the Order of the Round Table, recognizing his bravery and chivalry.
As the eldest son, he was bishoped into the family business, carrying on the legacy of generations before him.
The talented musician was bishoped into the orchestra, joining the ranks of world-class performers.
She was bishoped as the captain of the team, entrusted with leading her teammates to victory.
His exceptional leadership skills led him to be bishoped as the CEO of the multinational corporation.
The promising young actor was bishoped into the theater company, marking the beginning of his successful career.
After years of training, he was bishoped as a master martial artist, recognized for his skill and discipline.

of Bishop, of Bishop

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The young scholar was bishoped into the prestigious academic society due to his outstanding research.

After years of dedication to the church, he was finally bishoped, becoming the spiritual leader of his community.

She felt honored to be bishoped as the head of the charitable organization, tasked with guiding its mission.

The knight was bishoped into the Order of the Round Table, recognizing his bravery and chivalry.