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1 kerkelijk
1 [tot een kerk in betrekking staand, aan een kerk toebehorend] church, ecclesiastical3 [van een kerk uitgaand] church ⇒ ecclesiastical, 〈 religieus〉 religious, 〈 met betrekking tot recht〉 canon♦voorbeelden:2 kerkelijke feesten • church/religious festivalskerkelijke liederen/muziek • hymns, sacred musicop kerkelijke grondslag • on religious principleseen kerkelijk huwelijk • a church weddingkerkelijk en burgerlijk recht • canon law and civil law4 is die man ook kerkelijk? • is he a churchgoer?II 〈 bijwoord〉1 [volgens de gebruiken van een kerk] religiously2 [vanwege een kerk] 〈zie voorbeelden 2〉♦voorbeelden: -
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