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Vicarship

Definition:

A vicarship refers to the position or status of a vicar.

Sense 1:

Noun (Popular)

A vicarship is a function or ministry performed by a vicar in the church.

Example sentence: The vicarship of the parish required regular preaching and pastoral care.

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Sense 2:

Noun (Local)

In certain regions, a vicarship represents the administrative role of a vicar within a local government.

Example sentence: The vicarship of the town involved overseeing local municipal affairs and representing the community.

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