Definition of temporal power in English:

temporal power

noun

mass noun

The power of a bishop or cleric, especially the Pope, in secular matters.
（主教，牧师，尤指教皇处理世俗事务的）俗权
the pope's temporal power over the city of Rome
Example sentencesExamples
- His plan was to establish a temporal power base throughout Italy and beyond.
- This event rallied the world against the continued temporal power of the pope.
- The church perceived the Jews as the great beneficiaries of the loss of temporal power in the papal states.
- Ironically, the end of actual papal temporal power seems to have laid the groundwork for a resurgence of papal influence.
- Although this power was absolute, it was still a temporal power that could be taken back if that power was abused.
- The papacy became more insistent on retaining temporal power over the papal states.
- The boundaries of the papacy's temporal power have shifted over the centuries.
- The King delegated much of his temporal power to a brother, while retaining the spiritual authority.
- Many priests called for an end to the temporal power of the papacy.
- The Pope's orders come not from any temporal power but from the celestial realm.
- Shia clerics had avoided temporal power and co-operated with existing leaders.
- The unified Italian State destroyed the temporal power of the papacy.
- Clerics control the people and theocracy thrives in partnership with temporal power.
- Rather than redefining the church's temporal power, he inadvertently ended up undermining it.
- The group opposed the temporal power of the pope.
- The temporal power of the pope was suspended.
- It will be impossible for the institutional church to restore its spiritual credibility without separating itself from temporal power.
- The Pope gained temporal power and dominion.
- No temporal power is worthy of the veneration that must be reserved for God alone.
- The traditional structure of the Catholic Church and its temporal power had ceased to exist.

Definition of temporal power in US English:

temporal power

noun

The power of a bishop or cleric, especially the Pope, in secular matters.
（主教，牧师，尤指教皇处理世俗事务的）俗权
the pope's temporal power over the city of Rome
Example sentencesExamples
- Rather than redefining the church's temporal power, he inadvertently ended up undermining it.
- His plan was to establish a temporal power base throughout Italy and beyond.
- The Pope's orders come not from any temporal power but from the celestial realm.
- The temporal power of the pope was suspended.
- The unified Italian State destroyed the temporal power of the papacy.
- The traditional structure of the Catholic Church and its temporal power had ceased to exist.
- Many priests called for an end to the temporal power of the papacy.
- The boundaries of the papacy's temporal power have shifted over the centuries.
- The church perceived the Jews as the great beneficiaries of the loss of temporal power in the papal states.
- The King delegated much of his temporal power to a brother, while retaining the spiritual authority.
- No temporal power is worthy of the veneration that must be reserved for God alone.
- This event rallied the world against the continued temporal power of the pope.
- The Pope gained temporal power and dominion.
- Shia clerics had avoided temporal power and co-operated with existing leaders.
- It will be impossible for the institutional church to restore its spiritual credibility without separating itself from temporal power.
- Clerics control the people and theocracy thrives in partnership with temporal power.
- The group opposed the temporal power of the pope.
- The papacy became more insistent on retaining temporal power over the papal states.
- Although this power was absolute, it was still a temporal power that could be taken back if that power was abused.
- Ironically, the end of actual papal temporal power seems to have laid the groundwork for a resurgence of papal influence.

词汇	temporal power
释义	Definition of temporal power in English: temporal power noun mass noun The power of a bishop or cleric, especially the Pope, in secular matters. （主教，牧师，尤指教皇处理世俗事务的）俗权 the pope's temporal power over the city of Rome Example sentencesExamples His plan was to establish a temporal power base throughout Italy and beyond. This event rallied the world against the continued temporal power of the pope. The church perceived the Jews as the great beneficiaries of the loss of temporal power in the papal states. Ironically, the end of actual papal temporal power seems to have laid the groundwork for a resurgence of papal influence. Although this power was absolute, it was still a temporal power that could be taken back if that power was abused. The papacy became more insistent on retaining temporal power over the papal states. The boundaries of the papacy's temporal power have shifted over the centuries. The King delegated much of his temporal power to a brother, while retaining the spiritual authority. Many priests called for an end to the temporal power of the papacy. The Pope's orders come not from any temporal power but from the celestial realm. Shia clerics had avoided temporal power and co-operated with existing leaders. The unified Italian State destroyed the temporal power of the papacy. Clerics control the people and theocracy thrives in partnership with temporal power. Rather than redefining the church's temporal power, he inadvertently ended up undermining it. The group opposed the temporal power of the pope. The temporal power of the pope was suspended. It will be impossible for the institutional church to restore its spiritual credibility without separating itself from temporal power. The Pope gained temporal power and dominion. No temporal power is worthy of the veneration that must be reserved for God alone. The traditional structure of the Catholic Church and its temporal power had ceased to exist. Definition of temporal power in US English: temporal power noun The power of a bishop or cleric, especially the Pope, in secular matters. （主教，牧师，尤指教皇处理世俗事务的）俗权 the pope's temporal power over the city of Rome Example sentencesExamples Rather than redefining the church's temporal power, he inadvertently ended up undermining it. His plan was to establish a temporal power base throughout Italy and beyond. The Pope's orders come not from any temporal power but from the celestial realm. The temporal power of the pope was suspended. The unified Italian State destroyed the temporal power of the papacy. The traditional structure of the Catholic Church and its temporal power had ceased to exist. Many priests called for an end to the temporal power of the papacy. The boundaries of the papacy's temporal power have shifted over the centuries. The church perceived the Jews as the great beneficiaries of the loss of temporal power in the papal states. The King delegated much of his temporal power to a brother, while retaining the spiritual authority. No temporal power is worthy of the veneration that must be reserved for God alone. This event rallied the world against the continued temporal power of the pope. The Pope gained temporal power and dominion. Shia clerics had avoided temporal power and co-operated with existing leaders. It will be impossible for the institutional church to restore its spiritual credibility without separating itself from temporal power. Clerics control the people and theocracy thrives in partnership with temporal power. The group opposed the temporal power of the pope. The papacy became more insistent on retaining temporal power over the papal states. Although this power was absolute, it was still a temporal power that could be taken back if that power was abused. Ironically, the end of actual papal temporal power seems to have laid the groundwork for a resurgence of papal influence.
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