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grand prior

grand prior noun: the chief of a group of priors, at a large religious house with more than one; also specifically, the commander of a priory of the Knights of St John.

Noun

grand prior (plural grand priors)

  1. The chief of a group of priors, at a large religious house with more than one; also specifically, the commander of a priory of the Knights of St John.
    Synonyms:
    great prior

Synonyms of grand prior

Forms of grand prior

pluralgrand priors

Questions about grand prior

What does grand prior mean?
Grand prior means the chief of a group of priors, at a large religious house with more than one; also specifically, the commander of a priory of the Knights of St John.
What part of speech is grand prior?
Grand prior is a noun.
What is the plural of grand prior?
The plural of grand prior is grand priors.

Words near grand prior in the dictionary

  1. grand poobah
  2. grand poobahs
  3. Grand Prairie
  4. grand prince
  5. grand princes
  6. grand prior
  7. grand priors
  8. grand prix
  9. grand prize
  10. grand prizes
  11. grand quarter

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