pontifical (Also pontificals) : Related Words Words similar in meaning to pontifical

  • papal«
  • apostolical«
  • apostolic«
  • episcopal«
  • pompous«
  • portentous«
  • grandiloquent«
  • overblown«
  • pontifical«
  • bishop«
  • pope«
  • pontiff«
  • pomp«
  • ostentation«
  • splashiness«
  • pompousness«
  • ostentatiousness«
  • gaudery«
  • pretentious«
  • pretentiousness«
  • puffiness«
  • pomposity«
  • inflation«
  • vicar apostolic«
  • diocesan«
  • archbishop«
  • cardinal«
  • suffragan bishop«
  • exarch«
  • suffragan«
  • eparch«
  • ostentatious«
  • antipope«
  • pretence«
  • primus«
  • pretense«
  • grandiose«
  • sententious«
  • pretension«
  • flamboyant«
  • showy«
  • sesquipedalian«
  • parvenue«
  • nouveau-riche«
  • la-di-da«
  • jumped-up«
  • hoity-toity«
  • highfaluting«
  • high-sounding«
  • high-flown«
  • hifalutin«
  • arty-crafty«
  • artsy-craftsy«
  • splashy«
  • upstart«
  • feigning«
  • parvenu«
  • arty«
  • highfalutin«
  • largeness«
  • inflated«
  • dissembling«
  • pontifical cell«
  • vestment«
  • subcinctorium«
  • archiepiscopal«
  • prothonotary«
  • metropolitan«
  • pontificial«
  • fine art«
  • pontifices«
  • art«
  • pontificals«
  • dean«
  • pontifically«
  • ordo«
  • rhetoric«
  • fanon«
  • pretext«
  • dogmatic«
  • hypocrisy«
  • dignified«
  • appearance«
  • build«
  • lip service«
  • bridge«
  • grandiosity«
  • fanfare«
  • large«
  • bombastic«
  • turgid«
  • sham«
  • bluff«
  • tumid«
  • stalking-horse«
  • sesquipedality«
  • orotund«
  • ornateness«
  • magniloquence«
  • floridness«
  • floridity«
  • flaunty«
  • cardinalship«
  • archepiscopal«
  • flamboyance«
  • declamatory«
  • grandiloquence«
  • arriviste«
  • pretend«
  • affect«
  • showiness«
  • stir«
  • show«
  • tasteless«
  • splash«
  • flash«
  • diocese«
  • bishopric«
  • saint«
  • episcopate«
  • deanery«
  • work of art«
  • plastic art«
  • graphic art«
  • commercial art«
  • artistic«
  • ornate«
  • triptych«
  • deanship«
  • social climber«
  • diptych«
  • junior«
  • pseudo«
  • flowery«
  • hypocritical«
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  • mosaic«
  • creative person«
  • role player«
  • rhetorical«
  • artist«
  • dance«
  • pretender«
  • grotesque«
  • polysyllabic«
  • florid«
  • gaudy«
  • garish«
  • treasure«
  • phoney«
  • flaunt«
  • bull«
  • simulation«
  • claptrap«
  • brassy«
  • fustian«
  • fake«
  • phony«
  • hypocrite«
  • swank«
  • gimcrack«
  • tatty«
  • barbaric«
  • turgidness«
  • turgidity«
  • skulker«
  • shammer«
  • putoff«
  • pseud«
  • postiche«
  • off-colour«
  • magniloquent«
  • dissimulator«
  • dissembler«
  • cyberart«
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  • ritz«
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  • tastelessness«
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  • talk through one's hat«
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  • ostentate«
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  • outsider art«
  • naive art«
  • folk art«
  • art object«
  • abstract art«
  • archdeacon«
  • sainthood«
  • magnum opus«
  • artistic production«
  • artistic creation«
  • painting«
  • landscape painting«
  • genre painting«
  • whited sepulcher«
  • objet d'art«
  • discernment«
  • modernism«
  • statue maker«
  • surrealist«
  • plainchant«
  • imitation«
  • sculptor«
  • robe«
  • angelic«
  • forensic«
  • office«
  • modernist«
  • expressionist«
  • painter«
  • veil«
  • humeral veil«
  • fictive«
  • draftsman«
  • purple«
  • printmaker«
  • consecrate«
  • masquerade«
  • saintly«
  • primitivism«
  • bastard«
  • minimalist«
  • maestro«
  • position«
  • assumed«
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  • oral cavity«
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  • period piece«
  • pointillism«
  • symbolist«
  • view«
  • the Venerable Bede«
  • poetic«
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  • extension«
  • aesthetic«
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  • carver«
  • nontextual matter«
  • remit«
  • sainted«
  • appreciation«
  • post«
  • esthetic«
  • fictitious«
  • classicist«
  • place«
  • faux«
  • display«
  • table«
  • graphic artist«
  • constructivist«
  • beatific«
  • stylistic«
  • poetical«
  • put on«
  • colorful«
  • cassock«
  • decorator«
  • postmodernism«
  • chinoiserie«
  • false«
  • choreography«
  • pedantic«
  • fudge«
  • picture«
  • plainsong«
  • insincere«
  • colourful«
  • surplice«
  • simulated«
  • make-believe«
  • artistry«
  • artwork«
  • landscape«
  • sass«
  • rima oris«
  • inelegant«
  • act«
  • aesthetical«
  • etcher«
  • postulator«
  • counterfeit«
  • gasconade«
  • illustrator«
  • print«
  • bogus«
  • mannerism«
  • vestmental«
  • trashiness«
  • synthetism«
  • smoothy«
  • sesquipedalia«
  • sculpturer«
  • sassing«
  • saintlike«
  • pyrographer«
  • polysyllable«
  • over-embellished«
  • ornamentalist«
  • meretriciousness«
  • lion-hunter«
  • inelegance«
  • horseshit«
  • gewgaw«
  • four-flusher«
  • fallal«
  • esthetical«
  • empurpled«
  • doubting Thomas«
  • donnish«
  • dogshit«
  • backtalk«
  • angelical«
  • affectedness«
  • long«
  • ritzy«
  • pastiche«
  • piece«
  • crap«
  • pretended«
  • gaud«
  • sweet talker«
  • romanticist«
  • stylist«
  • affectation«
  • back talk«
  • tat«
  • bauble«
  • cheapness«
  • tout«
  • taste«
  • alb«
  • shit«
  • gaudiness«
  • prowess«
  • spout«
  • billet«
  • berth«
  • situation«
  • romantic«
  • brag«
  • drawer«
  • wangle«
  • exhibitionistic«
  • graphics«
  • glitz«
  • lip«
  • pose«
  • flashiness«
  • exhibitionist«
  • rave«
  • bangle«
  • abstractionism«
  • classic«
  • tackiness«
  • brashness«
  • photographer«
  • sleaze«
  • cook«
  • shoddiness«
  • smoothie«
  • boast«
  • bluffer«
  • vaunt«
  • loudness«
  • garishness«
  • warhorse«
  • spot«
  • vest«
  • novelty«
  • tawdriness«
  • show-off«
  • blow«
  • perceptiveness«
  • climb«
  • swash«
  • lensman«
  • scene«
  • jabber«
  • gas«
  • flex«
  • charmer«
  • ringer«
  • trinket«
  • ecclesiastical calendar«
  • professorship«
  • priesthood«
  • primate«
  • prelate«
  • holy person«
  • holy man«
  • canon«
  • church calendar«
  • theologian«
  • legation«
  • vicariate«
  • divine«
  • priestly«
  • mastership«
  • archpriest«
  • arts and crafts«
  • consecration«
  • non-Christian priest«
  • high priest«
  • directorship«
  • presidency«
  • ecclesiastic«
  • lectureship«
  • rectorship«
  • canonization«
  • studentship«
  • clergyman«
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  • chair«
  • printmaking«
  • figurative«
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  • associateship«
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  • admiralty«
  • hierarch«
  • trusteeship«
  • pastorate«
  • canonisation«
  • residency«
  • churchman«
  • reverend«
  • caliphate«
  • throne«
  • librarianship«
  • overlordship«
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