canon in Irish
canon in Irish is canóin — canon means a collection of works or rules officially accepted as genuine or authoritative, such as the accepted body of a writer's work or a set of religious texts.
canon in Irish
canóin
What does "canon" mean?
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noun A collection of works or rules officially accepted as genuine or authoritative, such as the accepted body of a writer's work or a set of religious texts.
"Shakespeare's plays form part of the Western literary canon."
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noun A clergyman who serves on the staff of a cathedral.
"The canon led the morning service in the absence of the dean."
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canon in a sentence
- Shakespeare's plays form part of the Western literary canon.
- Fans debated whether the new film was part of the official movie canon.
- The canon led the morning service in the absence of the dean.
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What is "canon" in Irish?
"canon" in Irish is canóin. canon means: A collection of works or rules officially accepted as genuine or authoritative, such as the accepted body of a writer's work or a set of religious texts.
How do you use "canon" in a sentence?
Example: "Shakespeare's plays form part of the Western literary canon." In Irish, "canon" is canóin.
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