undiocesed Synonyms
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undiocesed Meaning
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undiocesed (a.)
Unprovided with a diocese; having no diocese.
undiocesed Sentence Examples
- The undiocesed territories of the vast empire remained under the direct control of the central authority.
- The undiocesed regions provided refuge for nomadic tribes and bandits who escaped the reach of centralized governance.
- As the empire expanded its reach, undiocesed lands were gradually incorporated into formalized administrative structures.
- Missionaries ventured into the undiocesed territories to spread religious doctrines and establish ecclesiastical presence.
- Traders and explorers ventured into undiocesed areas to seek new opportunities and establish trade routes.
- The undiocesed regions were often characterized by lawlessness, tribal conflicts, and a lack of established order.
- The assimilation of undiocesed lands into larger political and religious entities brought about significant changes in their social and cultural landscapes.
- Some undiocesed territories remained stubbornly independent, resisting the encroachment of established authorities.
- The undiocesed areas served as a testing ground for new political and administrative ideas, which were later adopted by more formalized systems.
- The study of undiocesed regions provides valuable insights into the dynamics of state formation and the evolution of human societies.
FAQs About the word undiocesed
Unprovided with a diocese; having no diocese.
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The undiocesed territories of the vast empire remained under the direct control of the central authority.
The undiocesed regions provided refuge for nomadic tribes and bandits who escaped the reach of centralized governance.
As the empire expanded its reach, undiocesed lands were gradually incorporated into formalized administrative structures.
Missionaries ventured into the undiocesed territories to spread religious doctrines and establish ecclesiastical presence.
