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Parochiality
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parochial
(pəˈrəʊkɪəl)
—
adj
1.
narrow in outlook or scope; provincial
2.
of or relating to a parish or parishes
[C14: via Old French from Church Latin
parochiālis;
see
parish
]
pa'rochialism
—
n
parochi'ality
—
n
pa'rochially
—
adv
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