Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

conciliar

Adjective

kənˈsɪl.i.ər

Definition

Relating to or issued by an assembly of church officials, particularly a council addressing doctrinal or organizational issues.

Examples

The conciliar approach was pivotal in resolving the theological disputes of the early church.
Many conciliar decrees shaped the structure of modern religious practices.
His conciliar role emphasized collaboration among different denominations during the summit.

Meaning

The term ‘conciliar’ pertains to a council, often one convened for ecclesiastical purposes, emphasizing the importance of community and collective decision-making in spiritual and administrative matters.