denominational
denominational adjective: of or pertaining to a denomination.
Adjective
denominational (not comparable)
- Of or pertaining to a denomination.
- If there is a Protestant denomination that typifies the apparent death of denominational history, it has to be the Presbyterians.2008, Keith Harper, American Denominational History, University of Alabama Press, →ISBN, page 50
Origin of denominational
From denomination + -al.
Words formed from denominational
- denominationalisation
- denominationalise
- denominationalism
- denominationalist
- denominationalization
- denominationalize
- denominationally
- interdenominational
- intradenominational
- multidenominational
- nondenominational
- omnidenominational
- pandenominational
- polydenominational
- transdenominational
- undenominational
Questions about denominational
- What does denominational mean?
- Denominational means of or pertaining to a denomination.
- What part of speech is denominational?
- Denominational is an adjective.
Words near denominational in the dictionary
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