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sacerdotalism
noun sac·er·do·tal·ism \-tə-ˌli-zəm\
Definition of SACERDOTALISM
: religious belief emphasizing the powers of priests as essential mediators between God and humankind
— sac·er·do·tal·ist \-təl-ist\ noun
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First Known Use of SACERDOTALISM
1856
Rhymes with SACERDOTALISM
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