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li⋅tur⋅gics
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lɪˈtɜr
dʒɪks
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–noun
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used with a singular verb
)
1.
the science or art of conducting public worship.
2.
the study of liturgies.
Origin:
1670–80;
pl. of
liturgic
< ML
lītūrgicus
liturgical;
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