diocesan
(adjective)
ˌdī-ə-ˈsē-zən
Definitions
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Relating to a diocese, the district under the supervision of a bishop.
Bound by invisible threads, the diocesan heart beats within the bishop's gentle grasp.Example: The diocesan council met to discuss the budget for the upcoming year.
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Pertaining to the administration of a church diocese.
In the hallowed dance of divinity and duty, the diocesan spirit unfurls its wondrous tapestry.Example: She is heavily involved in diocesan affairs and activities.
Origin
Late Latin diocesanus, from diocese.
Synonyms
episcopal, parochial
Antonyms
secular, non-religious