unbishop Synonyms
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unbishop Meaning
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unbishop (v. t.)
To deprive, as a city, of a bishop; to deprive, as a clergyman, of episcopal dignity or rights.
unbishop Sentence Examples
- The unbishop of the diocese was met with scorn by the congregation.
- Despite his unbishop status, he continued to preach and perform sacraments.
- The archbishop denounced the unbishop as a heretic and an imposter.
- The unbishop was defrocked and excommunicated by the church.
- Undeterred, the unbishop established his own breakaway sect.
- The unbishop's followers believed he possessed divine authority, despite his lack of ordination.
- The unbishop's movement gained some traction among marginalized and disaffected members of the community.
- Authorities cracked down on the unbishop's activities, charging him with fraud and sedition.
- The unbishop's trial sparked a heated debate about the nature of religious authority.
- The unbishop's legacy remains contentious, with some seeing him as a martyr and others as a charlatan.
FAQs About the word unbishop
To deprive, as a city, of a bishop; to deprive, as a clergyman, of episcopal dignity or rights.
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The unbishop of the diocese was met with scorn by the congregation.
Despite his unbishop status, he continued to preach and perform sacraments.
The archbishop denounced the unbishop as a heretic and an imposter.
The unbishop was defrocked and excommunicated by the church.
