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Definition of temporal
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Temporal
(n.)
Anything
temporal
or
secular;
a
temporality;
-- used
chiefly
in the
plural.
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Temporality
::
Temporality
(n.) That which
pertains
to
temporal
welfare;
material
interests;
especially,
the
revenue
of an
ecclesiastic
proceeding
from
lands,
tenements,
or lay fees,
tithes,
and the like; --
chiefly
used in the
plural..
Stephanite
::
Stephanion
(n.) The point on the side of the skull where the
temporal
line, or upper edge of the
temporal
fossa,
crosses
the
coronal
suture..
Temporomaxillary
::
Temporomaxillary
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to both the
temple
or the
temporal
bone and the
maxilla.
Vestry
::
Vestry
(n.) A body,
composed
of
wardens
and
vestrymen,
chosen
annually
by a
parish
to
manage
its
temporal
concerns..
Vidame
::
Vidame
(n.) One of a class of
temporal
officers
who
originally
represented
the
bishops,
but later
erected
their
offices
into
fiefs,
and
became
feudal
nobles..
Induct
::
Induct
(v. t.) To
introduce,
as to a
benefice
or
office;
to put in
actual
possession
of the
temporal
rights
of an
ecclesiastical
living,
or of any other
office,
with the
customary
forms and
ceremonies..
Supraclavicular
::
Supraclavicle
(n.) A bone which
usually
connects
the
clavicle
with the
post-temporal
in the
pectorial
arch of
fishes.
Worldliness
::
Worldliness
(n.) The
quality
of being
worldly;
a
predominant
passion
for
obtaining
the good
things
of this life;
covetousness;
addictedness
to gain and
temporal
enjoyments;
worldly-mindedness.
Basi-
::
Basi- () A
combining
form,
especially
in
anatomical
and
botanical
words,
to
indicate
the base or
position
at or near a base;
forming
a base; as,
basibranchials,
the most
ventral
of the
cartilages
or bones of the
branchial
arches;
basicranial,
situated
at the base of the
cranium;
basifacial,
basitemporal,
etc..
Pretemporal
::
Pretemporal
(a.)
Situated
in front of the
temporal
bone.
Petromastoid
::
Petromastoid
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to the
petrous
and
mastoid
parts of the
temporal
bone,
periotic..
Epiotic
::
Epiotic
(n.) The upper and outer
element
of
periotic
bone, -- in man
forming
a part of the
temporal
bone..
Superterranean
::
Supertemporal
(n.) That which is more than
temporal;
that which is
eternal.
Zygoma
::
Zygoma
(n.) The
zygomatic
process
of the
temporal
bone.
Temporal
::
Temporal
(n.) Civil or
political,
as
distinguished
from
ecclesiastical;
as,
temporal
power;
temporal
courts..
Petrosal
::
Petrosal
(a.) Hard;
stony;
petrous;
as, the
petrosal
bone;
petrosal
part of the
temporal
bone..
Worldly
::
Worldly
(a.)
Pertaining
to this world or life, in
contradistinction
from the life to come;
secular;
temporal;
devoted
to this life and its
enjoyments;
bent on gain; as,
worldly
pleasures,
affections,
honor,
lusts,
men..
Temporality
::
Temporality
(n.) The
laity;
temporality.
Temporal
::
Temporal
(n.) Of or
pertaining
to time, that is, to the
present
life, or this
world;
secular,
as
distinguished
from
sacred
or
eternal..
State
::
State (n.) Any body of men
united
by
profession,
or
constituting
a
community
of a
particular
character;
as, the civil and
ecclesiastical
states,
or the lords
spiritual
and
temporal
and the
commons,
in Great
Britain.
Cf.
Estate,
n., 6..
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