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papolatry

papolatry noun: worship of the pope; excessive reverence or admiration for him.

Noun

papolatry (uncountable)

  1. (rare) Worship of the pope; excessive reverence or admiration for him.

Origin of papolatry

From Latin pāpa (“pope”) + -olatry.

Questions about papolatry

What does papolatry mean?
Papolatry means worship of the pope; excessive reverence or admiration for him.
What part of speech is papolatry?
Papolatry is a noun.

Words near papolatry in the dictionary

  1. papodum
  2. papodums
  3. papolater
  4. papolaters
  5. papolatrous
  6. papolatry
  7. papoose
  8. papoose board
  9. papoose boards
  10. papoose root
  11. papoose roots

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