cimeliarch (Meaning)
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cimeliarch (n.)
A superintendent or keeper of a church's valuables; a churchwarden.
Synonyms & Antonyms of cimeliarch
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cimeliarch Sentence Examples
- The museum curator, known as the cimeliarch, meticulously cataloged and preserved ancient artifacts.
- As the appointed cimeliarch, his duty was to safeguard the priceless relics of bygone eras.
- The cimeliarch's expertise extended beyond mere preservation; he could trace the origins and significance of each historical object.
- Scholars sought the guidance of the cimeliarch to authenticate newly discovered antiquities.
- The role of the cimeliarch was vital in maintaining the cultural heritage of the region.
- With the precision of a seasoned cimeliarch, she carefully arranged the artifacts for public display.
- The cimeliarch's passion for history drove him to uncover hidden treasures buried beneath layers of time.
- Generations revered the wisdom passed down by the cimeliarch, guardian of the past.
- The cimeliarch's keen eye could discern the slightest detail, distinguishing authentic relics from clever forgeries.
- The appointment of a new cimeliarch brought renewed hope for the exploration and preservation of historical wonders.
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A superintendent or keeper of a church's valuables; a churchwarden.
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No antonyms found.
The museum curator, known as the cimeliarch, meticulously cataloged and preserved ancient artifacts.
As the appointed cimeliarch, his duty was to safeguard the priceless relics of bygone eras.
The cimeliarch's expertise extended beyond mere preservation; he could trace the origins and significance of each historical object.
Scholars sought the guidance of the cimeliarch to authenticate newly discovered antiquities.
