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priesthood
(mass) | priesthood
- kňažstvo |
priesthood
(encz) | priesthood,kněžství n: |
Priesthood
(gcide) | Priesthood \Priest"hood\, n.
1. The office or character of a priest; the priestly
function. --Bk. of Com. Prayer.
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2. Priests, taken collectively; the order of men set apart
for sacred offices; the order of priests.
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priesthood
(wn) | priesthood
n 1: the body of ordained religious practitioners |
priesthood
(jargon) | priesthood
n.
[TMRC; obs.] The select group of system managers responsible for the
operation and maintenance of a batch computer system. On these computers, a
user never had direct access to a computer, but had to submit his/her data
and programs to a priest for execution. Results were returned days or even
weeks later.
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priesthood
(mass) | priesthood
- kňažstvo |
priesthood
(encz) | priesthood,kněžství n: |
High-priesthood
(gcide) | High-priesthood \High"-priest`hood\, n.
The office, dignity, or position of a high priest.
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priesthood
(wn) | priesthood
n 1: the body of ordained religious practitioners |
priesthood
(jargon) | priesthood
n.
[TMRC; obs.] The select group of system managers responsible for the
operation and maintenance of a batch computer system. On these computers, a
user never had direct access to a computer, but had to submit his/her data
and programs to a priest for execution. Results were returned days or even
weeks later.
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