archpriesthood

[ahrch-preest-hoo d]

archpriesthood Definition

the office or rank of an archpriest.

Using archpriesthood: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "archpriesthood" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

  • Example

    He was appointed to the archpriesthood of the cathedral.

  • Example

    The archpriesthood is the highest rank in the priesthood.

Origins of archpriesthood

from arch- meaning 'chief' or 'principal', and priesthood meaning 'the office or position of a priest'

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Summary: archpriesthood in Brief

The term 'archpriesthood' [ahrch-priest-hoo d] refers to the office or rank of an archpriest, which is the highest rank in the priesthood. It is used to describe the position held by someone who has been appointed as an archpriest, such as 'He was appointed to the archpriesthood of the cathedral.'