- extracanonical
- ex·tra·canonical
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extracanonical
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extracanonical — [eks΄trə kə nän′i kəl] adj. not included in the canon; not among the authorized books … English World dictionary
extracanonical — | ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷+ adjective Etymology: extra + canonical : being outside the body of officially accepted writings : not included in a list of authorized books; specifically : being outside a canon of books held to be sacred an extracanonical writing * * … Useful english dictionary
extracanonical — /ek streuh keuh non i keuhl/, adj. Eccles. not included in the canon of Scripture. [1825 35; EXTRA + CANONICAL] * * * … Universalium
extracanonical — /ɛkstrəkəˈnɒnɪkəl/ (say ekstruhkuh nonikuhl) adjective not included in the canon of Scripture. {extra + canonical} …
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