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Traditional English :: exarch
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exarch.html - n. in the Orthodox Church, a bishop lower in rank than a patriarch and having jurisdiction wider than the metropolitan of a diocese. exarchate n. [eccl.L f. Gk exarkhos (as EX-(2), arkhos ruler)] |
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Traditional English :: exarch
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exarch.html - n. in the Orthodox Church, a bishop lower in rank than a patriarch and having jurisdiction wider than the metropolitan of a diocese. exarchate n. [eccl.L f. Gk exarkhos (as EX-(2), arkhos ruler)] |
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Traditional English :: exarch
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exarch.html - n. in the Orthodox Church, a bishop lower in rank than a patriarch and having jurisdiction wider than the metropolitan of a diocese. exarchate n. [eccl.L f. Gk exarkhos (as EX-(2), arkhos ruler)] |
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English Idioms :: example
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exarch.html - See: FOR EXAMPLE, MAKE AN EXAMPLE OF. |
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Traditional English :: exa-
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exarch.html - comb. form denoting a factor of 10(18). [perh. f. HEXA-] |
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Traditional English :: exacerbate
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exarch.html - v.tr. 1 make (pain, anger, etc.) worse. 2 irritate (a person). exacerbation n. [L exacerbare (as EX-(1), acerbus bitter)] |
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