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Showing words for PRELATE using the English dictionary

7 Letter Words for Prelate

leptera, pearlet, petrale, pleater, prelate, ptereal, replate, repleat

6 Letter Words for Prelate

apelet, earlet, elater, leaper, palter, pealer, peltae, pelter, petrel, plater, prlate, relate, releap, repale, repeal, repeat, retape

5 Letter Words for Prelate

alert, alter, apert, apter, areel, arete, artel, atlee, eater, elate, erept, etape, laree, later, leapt, leare, leear, leper, lepra, lepre, lepta, paler, palet, parel, parle, parte, patee, patel, peare, pearl, peart, peert, pelta, perea, perle, petal, petar, peter, petre, plate, pleat, prate, prela, preta, ratel, reate, relap, relet, repel, repla, retal, taler, taper, telar, tepal, terap, trape

4 Letter Words for Prelate

alee, alep, aper, aret, arle, arte, atle, eale, earl, eral, erat, laer, laet, lare, late, leap, lear, leat, leep, leer, leet, lepa, lere, lerp, lete, pale, palt, pare, parl, part, pate, peal, pear, peat, peel, peer, pela, pele, pelt, pere, pert, peta, pete, plat, plea, prat, pree, pret, rale, rape, rapt, rate, real, reap, reel, reet, repl, rept, rete, tael, tale, tape, tare, tarp, teal, teap, tear, teel, teer, tela, tele, tepa, tepe, tera, terp, trap, tree

3 Letter Words for Prelate

aer, ale, alp, alt, ape, apl, apr, apt, are, art, ate, atp, ear, eat, eel, eer, ela, elt, epa, era, ere, ert, eta, lap, lar, lat, lea, lee, lep, ler, let, ltr, pal, par, pat, pea, pee, pel, per, pet, pre, pta, pte, rap, rat, rea, ree, rel, rep, rle, rpt, rte, tal, tap, tar, tea, tee, tel, ter, tlr, tra, trp

Definitions for Prelate

[1] an ecclesiastic of a high order, as an archbishop, bishop, etc.; a church dignitary.
[2] a Church dignitary of high rank, such as a cardinal, bishop, or abbot

Words related to Prelate

bishop, dignitary, cardinal, abbot, ecclesiastic, hierarch, archbishop, abbess

Words nearby Prelate

prejudging, prejudice, prejudicial, prelacy, prelapsarian, prelate, prelate nullius, prelatism, prelature, prelaunch, prelease

Origin of Prelate

1175–1225; Middle English prelat < Medieval Latin praelātus a civil or ecclesiastical dignitary, noun use of Latin praelātus (past participle of praeferre to prefer), equivalent to prae- pre- + lātus, suppletive past participle of ferre to bear1

Other words from Prelate

prel·ate·ship , noun
pre·lat·ic [pri-lat -ik] /prɪˈlæt ɪk/ , adjective
non·pre·lat·ic , adjective
un·pre·lat·ic , adjective

Word origin for Prelate

C13: from Old French prélat, from Church Latin praelātus, from Latin praeferre to hold in special esteem, prefer

Synonyms for Prelate

bishop, abbess, abbot, archbishop, cardinal, dignitary, ecclesiastic, hierarch