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dominical

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Synonyms: dominican, dominica, domanial, domical, dominick, dominic, dominicans, dominicus, domenica, demonical, dominicks

Antonyms: dominican, dominica, domanial, domical, dominick, dominic, dominicans, dominicus, domenica, demonical, dominicks

Related words from Datamuse; suggestions, not definitions.

Adjective

  1. Of or pertaining to [[Jesus Christ]] as [[Lord#Proper noun|Lord]].
  2. {{lb|en|archaic}} Of or pertaining to the [[Lord's Day]], [[Sunday]].
  3. {{lb|en|historical}} Of or pertaining to the [[ancient#Adjective|ancient]] [[system]] of [[dominical letter]]s, used for [[determine|determining]] Sundays (particularly [[Easter Sunday]]) in any given [[year]].

Noun

  1. A [[person#Noun|person]] who [[keep#Verb|keeps]] [[Sunday]] as a [[day#Noun|day]] of [[rest#Noun|rest]], but does not [[regard#Verb|regard]] it as [[represent]]ing the [[Sabbath]] of the [[Old Testament]] of the [[Bible]].
  2. {{lb|en|Britain|historical}} A [[payment]] [[legally]] [[due#Adjective|due]] from a [[parishioner]] to the [[parish]], because the parishioner's [[house#Noun|house]] was [[build#Verb|built]] on [[land#Noun|land]], [[ownership]] of which would have [[originally]] [[oblige]]d the [[landowner]] to [[pay#Verb|pay]] a [[tithe#Noun|tithe]] to the parish.
  3. {{lb|en|obsolete}}

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