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/sub dee"keuh nit, -nayt'/, n.subdiaconate.[1875-80; SUBDEACON + -ATE3]
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subdeaconate
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subdeaconate — sub·deaconate … English syllables
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sub|di|ac|o|nate — «SUHB dy AK uh niht», noun. = subdeaconate. (Cf. ↑subdeaconate) … Useful english dictionary
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