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[
ih-
pis
-tl-er
]
e·pis·to·ler
/
ɪˈpɪs
tl
ər
/
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[
ih-
pis
-tl-er
]
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noun
1.
Also,
e·pis·to·list.
a writer of an epistle.
2.
the person who reads or chants the epistle in the Eucharistic service.
Also,
e·pis·tler
/
ɪˈpɪs
lər
,
ɪˈpɪst-
/
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[
ih-
pis
-ler
,
ih-
pist
-
]
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.
Origin:
1520–30;
<
Latin
epistol
(
a
)
epistle
+
-er
1
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