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Definition of intercessory - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
helping othersRare helping people by speaking or acting for themRare
- She played an intercessory role in the negotiations.
- His intercessory efforts helped resolve the dispute.
- They appreciated her intercessory prayers.
Origin of intercessory
Latin, inter (between) + cedere (to go)
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card for requesting special favors through Mass
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- French:d'intercession, ...
- German:vermittelnd, ...
- Italian:intercessorio, ...
- Spanish:mediador, ...
- Portuguese:mediador, ...
- Chinese:代为求情的, ...
- Japanese:仲介的な, ...
- Arabic:شَفَاعِيّ, ...
- Hebrew:מַגִּין, ...
- Russian:посреднический, ...
- Ukrainian:заступницький, ...
- Hindi:सिफारिशी, ...
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