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adjective
pertaining to a deacon.
Origin:
1605–15;
<
Late Latin
diāconālis.
See
deacon
,
-al
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diaconal
(daɪˈækən
ə
l)
—
adj
of or associated with a deacon or the diaconate
[C17: from Late Latin
diāconālis,
from
diāconus
deacon
]
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