prelacy: Associated Words
Words described by prelacy & Words describing prelacy
- extirpateverb«
- abolishedverb«
- lordlyadj«
- restoredverb«
- abjuredverb«
- tacitlyadv«
- armeniannoun adj«
- itself«
- abolishingverb«
- upon«
- usurpingverb«
- aloneadj adv«
- popishadj«
- establishedverb adj«
- erastianadj«
- beingnoun verb«
- diocesannoun adj«
- likewiseadv«
- antichristianadj«
- oughtnoun«
- anglicannoun adj«
- hathnoun«
- impossiblenoun adj«
- abolishverb«
- withinadv«
- abjureverb«
- bothadj«
- against«
- overnoun adj adv«
- owningverb«
- renouncedverb«
- underadj adv«
- catholicnoun adj«
- nownoun adv«
- proudadj«
- togetheradj adv«
- abandonedverb adj«
- morenoun adj adv«
- introduceverb«
- becameverb«
- scottishnoun adj«
- englishnoun adj«
- upholdverb«
- romishadj«
- restoringverb«
- restoreverb«
- favouredverb«
- lowlandnoun adj«
- irishnoun adj«
- romannoun adj«
- establishverb«
- hatedverb adj«
- easternadj«
- defendedverb«
- whereinnoun«
- blacknoun verb adj«
- ecclesiasticaladj«
- establishingverb«
- vacantadj«
- corruptverb adj«
- supportingnoun verb adj«
- maintainingverb«
- protestantnoun adj«
- spanishnoun adj«
- domesticnoun adj«
- opposeverb«
- oldnoun adj«
- frenchnoun verb adj«
- churchnoun verb«
- boundnoun verb adj«
- tillnoun verb«
- organizedverb adj«
- regardedverb«
- betweenadv«
- germannoun adj«
- italiannoun adj«
- concerningverb«
- ancientnoun adj«
- wholenoun adj adv«
- forcenoun verb«
- highnoun adj adv«
- whosenoun«
- opposedverb adj«
- modifiedverb adj«
- whether«
- downnoun verb adj adv«
- existingverb adj«
- politicaladj«
- wordnoun verb«
- modernnoun adj«
- namenoun verb«
- republicannoun adj«
- moderatenoun verb adj«
- newadj adv«
- putnoun verb«
- outnoun verb adj adv«
- thereforeadv«
- presentnoun verb adj«
- nationalnoun adj«
- setnoun verb adj«
- suchadj adv«
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Collocation words for "prelacy" are words related to "prelacy" by occurring either before or after "prelacy" in common language usage across multiple media. The above word list can be filtered by parts of speech (i.e) nouns, verbs, describing adjectives and adverbs, or by their positive or negative vibes, frequency in usage, whether they are prefix words or suffix words for "prelacy" or by the count of syllables each word has.
