Noun:

डीनचे क्षेत्र,

deanery's Usage Examples:

damn- -demn- harm condemn, condemnation, damage, damnation, damnific, damnify, indemnification, indemnify, indemnity decem decem- ten dean, deanery,.

Annexed communities January 1, 1972: CleversulzbachSeptember 1, 1972: KochertürnDecember 31, 1972: Stein am KocherJanuary 1, 1973: Bürg Religion Neuenstadt underwent the influence of the Reformation in 1541 and is now home to the deanery of the Württembergisch State Church.

It is the parish church of Beringen centre and the decanal church of the deanery of Beringen.

Administratively within each deanery, the churches are divided by municipalities.

Such a dean chairs the meeting of the deanery's clergy (which, like a cathedral, is called a chapter), and may also chair a deanery synod.

Its deanery is Wrockwardine and its Diocese Lichfield.

Thomas Sydserf, holding the sub-deanery in commendam until 1639, when he disponed his title to James Hamilton, third Marquis (afterwards first Duke) of Hamilton.

divided into several sections, one for each deanery (prosti) in the diocese.

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changes to deaneries have taken place: the deaneries of Fordham and Quy merged in 2002 to form the deanery of Fordham and Quy the deaneries of Wisbech.

the deanery of Glasgow, petitioned Pope Urban V for a vacant prebend and canonry in Aberdeen.

17 February 1487, Spalding exchanged the deanery of Brechin for the precentorship of the cathedral with Hugh Douglas; Spalding was said to be 69 years.

Synonyms:

spot, situation, billet, position, berth, office, place, deanship, post,

Antonyms:

disarrange, deglycerolize, electronic mail, email, e-mail,