papacy in Greek
papacy in Greek is παπισμός — papacy means the office and authority of the pope.
papacy in Greek
παπισμός
Pronounced: papismos
(usually) The office of the pope of Rome, who is the head of the Roman Catholic Church.
What does "papacy" mean?
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noun The office and authority of the pope.
"Historians study how the papacy shaped religion and daily life in Europe."
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noun The period during which a particular pope holds office.
"Many buildings in the city were restored during that pope's papacy."
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papacy in a sentence
- Historians study how the papacy shaped religion and daily life in Europe.
- Becoming head of the Church means accepting the heavy duties of the papacy.
- Many buildings in the city were restored during that pope's papacy.
- The long papacy of the beloved leader ended when he grew too ill.
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What is "papacy" in Greek?
"papacy" in Greek is παπισμός. papacy means: The office and authority of the pope.
How do you pronounce παπισμός?
"papacy" in Greek is παπισμός, pronounced "papismos".
How do you use "papacy" in a sentence?
Example: "Historians study how the papacy shaped religion and daily life in Europe." In Greek, "papacy" is παπισμός.
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