- vicarate
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vicarate — noun Date: 1883 vicariate … New Collegiate Dictionary
vicarate — /vik euhr it, euh rayt /, n. vicariate. [1880 85; VICAR + ATE3] * * * … Universalium
vicarate — /ˈvɪkərət/ (say vikuhruht) noun → vicariate …
vicarate — kərə̇t, kəˌrāt noun ( s) : vicariate … Useful english dictionary
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