simonious (Meaning)
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simonious (a.)
Simoniacal.
Synonyms & Antonyms of simonious
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simonious Sentence Examples
- The simoniacal bishop accepted bribes for ecclesiastical appointments.
- John XII was accused of being a simoniacal pope.
- The practice of simony, or the buying and selling of church offices, was rampant in the medieval era.
- The simoniacal merchants profited from the sale of indulgences.
- The bishop's simoniacal activities led to his excommunication.
- Simony is strictly prohibited by canon law.
- The simoniacal practices undermined the integrity of the church.
- The simoniacal cardinals were accused of manipulating the papal election.
- The simoniacal pact involved exchanging money for a position of authority.
- The simoniacal nature of the transaction was undeniable, resulting in severe consequences.
FAQs About the word simonious
Simoniacal.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The simoniacal bishop accepted bribes for ecclesiastical appointments.
John XII was accused of being a simoniacal pope.
The practice of simony, or the buying and selling of church offices, was rampant in the medieval era.
The simoniacal merchants profited from the sale of indulgences.
