canonist
a person who is a specialist in canon law.
Origin of canonist
1Other words from canonist
- can·on·is·tic, can·on·is·ti·cal, adjective
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How to use canonist in a sentence
Joannes of Lignano, near Milan, a canonist and natural philosopher, who flourished about 1378.
Chaucer for Children | Mrs. H. R. HaweisCino, the master of Bartolus, and of Joannes Andreae the celebrated canonist, was long famed as a jurist.
His father and grandfather, the latter a celebrated jurist and canonist, had been judges in that city.
This provision Mr. Gladstone vehemently opposed, and quoted from the canonist Van Espero.
The Real Gladstone | J. Ewing RitchieLinian; 'the canonist Giovanni di Lignano, once illustrious, now forgotten, though several works of his remain.
Chaucer's Works, Volume 5 (of 7) -- Notes to the Canterbury Tales | Geoffrey Chaucer
British Dictionary definitions for canonist
/ (ˈkænənɪst) /
a specialist in canon law
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