synod
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Noun — A formal council or meeting of church leaders held to decide on religious matters.
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Etymology
From Ancient Greek sunodos, "assembly, meeting" — from syn- ("with") and hodos ("way, path").
Full origin of synod →Frequently asked questions
What does “synod” mean?
The word “synod” means a formal council or meeting of church leaders held to decide on religious matters. In plain terms, an official council of church officials, or the church body they represent.
How do you pronounce “synod”?
“Synod” is pronounced SIHN-uhd (/ˈsɪn.əd/ in IPA).
How do you use “synod” in a sentence?
Here is “synod” used in a sentence: “The bishops gathered for a synod to discuss reforms to church practice.”
What part of speech is “synod”?
“Synod” is a noun.
Where does the word “synod” come from?
The word “synod” comes from Ancient Greek. From Ancient Greek sunodos, "assembly, meeting" — from syn- ("with") and hodos ("way, path").
Is “synod” a common word?
“Synod” is an uncommon word in modern English.
How many meanings does “synod” have?
“Synod” has 2 distinct senses listed in this dictionary. The most common is: a formal council or meeting of church leaders held to decide on religious matters.