English to Latin Meaning of pontificate - pontificatu

Pontificate :

pontificatu

Pontificate :: pontificatusPontificated :: pontificatedPontificates :: pontificatusPontificating :: pontificating

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Definitions of pontificate in English

Noun(1) the government of the Roman Catholic Church
Verb(1) administer a pontifical office(2) talk in a dogmatic and pompous manner

Examples of pontificate in English

(1) It is possible to prattle and pontificate about the cultural relevance of the cheap romance novel, and how its development, like, totally reflects the changes to women's status in society.(2) Pope Gregory VIII enjoyed only a ten-week pontificate(3) Next, we'll be discussing what's next for the Catholic Church with a leading expert on the pontificate .(4) Others pontificate on health, telling us what we should and should not do to remain well, while we are overwhelmed with financial advice from experts whose predictions often turn out wrong.(5) Rome Mayor Walter Veltroni said: ├ö├ç├┐Rome will grind to a halt to guarantee the full development of the demonstration of love for the pontificate , guaranteeing the maximum security for all the heads of state,├ö├ç├û he said.(6) The idea is that you as the reader have access to much of the information that we as journalists do and there is no reason you can't be a writer, a reporter, a pontificator or a blogger yourself.(7) On the feast itself he pontificated at Mass and preached three times to the people.(8) The rare footage of Zorn pontificating on his music and directing his various ensembles proves more intriguing than Heuermann's woolly-headed intrusions.(9) While ├ö├ç├┐top analysts├ö├ç├û are pontificating about 50 percent and 70 percent increases, the real increases here in Southern California are around 300 percent.(10) Maybe that smashed window in the corporate box was actually the result of a disturbed football supporter who was watching Eddie pontificating on the subject of expectoration.(11) Think of the herd as being similar to government: you just know that the drought is over when you get every state Premier sitting around a table pontificating about how we should all put a brick in the dunny.(12) Instead speakers from across the political spectrum pontificated over the ├ö├ç├┐meaninglessness├ö├ç├û of official political reform efforts, listing countless reasons why the current regime has to go.(13) One development in particular has been left almost entirely un-remarked upon by the army of armchair strategists and pontificators in Washington newsrooms and TV studios, although U.S. soldiers in the field are all too aware of it.(14) ├ö├ç├┐An Interview with Renny Harlin├ö├ç├û is a short section featuring director Harlin pontificating upon the effects, the cast and the script.(15) As a Bishop he pontificated that night and consecrated the apostles bishops so they might say the Mass with him.(16) Make sure everyone on your staff treats women the same way they'd treat men: They should be helpful and respectful and inquire as to need - rather than pontificating and telling her what they think is best for her.

Synonyms

Noun

1. papacy ::

papatum

Verb

2. hold forth ::

haberet

3. expound ::

edisserat

4. declaim ::

declamat saphos

5. preach ::

defensionem evangelii

6. lay down the law ::

ponere in lege

7. sound off ::

clange

8. dogmatize ::

dogmatize

9. sermonize ::

sermonize

10. moralize ::

mai

11. lecture ::

auditoribus

12. preachify ::

preachify

13. mouth off ::

ore off

14. bloviate ::

bloviate

Different Forms

pontificate, pontificated, pontificates, pontificating

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