vicarial
UK/vaɪˈkɛəɹi.əl/US/vaɪˈkɛɹi.əl/
vicarial adjective: of or pertaining to a vicar.
Adjective
vicarial (comparative more vicarial, superlative most vicarial)
Forms of vicarial
| comparative | more vicarial |
|---|---|
| superlative | most vicarial |
Origin of vicarial
From vicar + -ial.
Words that rhyme with vicarial
- aerial
- ariel
- glossarial
- emissarial
- filarial
- furcocercarial
- nareal
- notarial
- proprietarial
- secretarial
- anticercarial
- antifilarial
48 more rhymesFewer rhymes
- antimalarial
- antimicrofilarial
- apothecarial
- aquarial
- areal
- Arial
- biareal
- bibliothecarial
- bipinnarial
- bursarial
- calendarial
- calvarial
- cancellarial
- cercarial
- cibarial
- circumnarial
- commentarial
- commissarial
- conarial
- corollarial
- diarial
- dictionarial
- dirofilarial
- dissepimentarial
- estuarial
- extraovarial
- fusarial
- garial
- germarial
- gharial
- herbarial
- impresarial
- interareal
- intergermarial
- internarial
- intracalvarial
- intranarial
- intrapuparial
- kalendarial
- librarial
- macrofilarial
- malarial
- metacercarial
- microfilarial
- miliarial
- monetarial
- narial
- nectareal
Questions about vicarial
- What does vicarial mean?
- Vicarial means of or pertaining to a vicar.
- What part of speech is vicarial?
- Vicarial is an adjective.
- How do you pronounce vicarial?
- Vicarial is pronounced /vaɪˈkɛəɹi.əl/ (UK).
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