synodal adjective & noun. ['sɪnǝd(ǝ)l] LME.
[Late Latin synodalis, from synodus SYNOD: see -AL¹.]
A. adjective.
1. = SYNODICAL 1. LME.

2. = SYNODICAL 2. M16.

3. Of, pertaining to, or connected with a synod or an episcopal visitation (cf. sense B.2 below). Now Hist. L16.
b. noun.
1. A synodal decision, constitution, or decree. Long obsolete exc. Hist. L15.

2. A payment made by the inferior clergy to a bishop, orig. on the occasion of a synod, later at an episcopal or archidiaconal visitation. M16.

3. A synod. Only in L16.

■ synodally adverb by the action or authority of a synod M17.

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