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Meanings of prelate in English
Usage of prelate in English
1
The prelate turned to the old General of San Ambrogio with deference.
2
The prelate raised his head and met the eyes of the king.
3
The parties were no sooner in their places, than the prelate commenced.
4
There are four basic reasons why a prelate is made a cardinal.
5
The prelate shook his head, and the group gained again the ante-hall.
6
The example of the prelate was soon followed by popes and councils.
7
It may be that no modern prelate can escape such a fate.
8
His wandering gaze first encountered the sad, austere visage of the prelate.
9
A person may enter religion without the authority of a superior prelate.
10
Probably king, prelate and puritan, all found their own account in it.
11
The old prelate is not a man to play to the gallery.
12
Some people had thought that the prelate wished to become a deputy.
13
To the prelate a woman was an unknown quantity, and he frowned.
14
The prelate looked at him with a terrified air, but without obeying.
15
That forlorn little prelate was now poorer and more wretched than ever.
16
He was ever a turbulent prelate and held spite against our house.
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United Kingdom
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United States of America
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