Definition
Definition of vicarial - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
vicar-relatedRare pertaining to a vicar or vicar's dutiesRare
- The vicarial responsibilities include conducting services and pastoral care..
2.
authorityRare delegated or acting on behalf of anotherRare
- She held vicarial authority in the bishop's absence.
Origin of vicarial
Latin, vicarius (substitute)
Examples of vicarial in a sentence
His vicarial role required him to attend numerous meetings. The vicarial duties were performed diligently by the assistant. Her vicarial role required her to make important decisions.
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- French:ecclésiastiques, délégué, ...
- German:vikarisch, stellvertretend, ...
- Italian:vicariale, vicario, ...
- Spanish:vicario, delegado, ...
- Portuguese:vicário, delegado, ...
- Chinese:牧师的, 代理的, ...
- Japanese:牧師に関する, 代理の, ...
- Arabic:قَسِّي, نِيابِيّ, ...
- Hebrew:שֶׁל כֹּמֶר, נִצָּגִי, ...
- Russian:викарный, замещающий, ...
- Ukrainian:вікарські, вікарний, ...
- Hindi:पादरी-संबंधी, प्रतिनिधिक, ...
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