Meaning of "unbishop" in English

The term "unbishop" is not commonly found in the English language and does not have an established definition. It might be used in a hypothetical sense to describe the act of removing or demoting a person from the role or rank of a bishop within a religious context. This usage would imply undoing the status of someone as a bishop, either through formal removal or through some other means of disassociation from episcopal duties.

Meaning of "unbishop" in French

Like in English, "unbishop" is not a recognized or standard word in French. It could be considered in a similar hypothetical context as removing someone from their bishopric duties. Such a situation could involve stripping someone of their ecclesiastical authority or title as a bishop. This interpretation is largely theoretical and would need contextual justification for usage, as it's not a word found in standard French lexicons.

Pronunciation of "unbishop" in English

Phonetic Transcription: \ ˈʌnˌbɪʃəp \

Pronunciation Variations: There are no widely recognized dialectical or regional variations for pronouncing "unbishop," as it is not a standard term in English.

Pronunciation of "unbishop" in French

Phonetic Transcription: \ œ̃.bi.ʃɔp \

Pronunciation Variations: Similarly, in French, there are no dialectical or regional variations for "unbishop," given its non-standard status in the language.

Sentence examples in English and translation to French

  1. The decision to unbishop him caused controversy within the church community. (La décision de le destituer a provoqué une controverse au sein de la communauté ecclésiastique.)
  2. After the scandal, there was a push to unbishop the corrupt official. (Après le scandale, il y a eu une pression pour destituer l'officiel corrompu.)
  3. To unbishop someone usually requires a formal ecclesiastical procedure. (Destituer quelqu'un nécessite généralement une procédure ecclésiastique formelle.)
  4. He was the first in the order to be unbishop for misconduct. (Il a été le premier dans l'ordre à être destitué pour inconduite.)
  5. The synod met to discuss whether to unbishop him. (Le synode s'est réuni pour discuter de sa destitution.)
  6. It is rare to unbishop a figure with so much influence. (Il est rare de destituer une figure avec autant d'influence.)
  7. The unbishop ceremony was unlike any other in recent history. (La cérémonie de destitution était différente de toutes celles de l'histoire récente.)
  8. His supporters rallied against the effort to unbishop him. (Ses partisans se sont mobilisés contre l'effort de le destituer.)
  9. His unbishop was seen as a necessary step for reform. (Sa destitution a été considérée comme une étape nécessaire pour la réforme.)
  10. The process to unbishop should be transparent and just. (Le processus de destitution devrait être transparent et juste.)

Synonyms, antonyms, and similar words for "unbishop" in English

Synonyms: - Antonyms: - Similar Words: dethrone, defrock, depose, divest, oust

Synonyms, antonyms, and similar words for "unbishop" in French

Synonyms: - Antonyms: - Similar Words: détrôner, défroquer, déchoir, destituer, évincer

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