Prelation [noun]

● Priority

● Advantage

● Elevation

● Favoritism

● Precedence

● Advancement

● Promotion

● Preferment

● First place

● Pride of place

● Upgrading

● Equality

● Disfavor

● Rejection

● Hatred

● Hate

● Dislike

● Demotion

● Prelation

● Prelatical

● Prelate

● Prelatize

● Archprelate

● Prelateship

● Prelatist

● Prelatically

● Prelaty

● Bishopdom

● Archepiscopal

● Archierey

● Prelatism

● Unprelated

● Pontific

● Nonjuring

● Prelatureship

● Archbishop

● Bishoplike

● Popedom

● Bishop

● Protopope

● Unbishop

● Bishoply

● Chorepiscopus

● Dataria

● Episcopy

● Pontifician

● Sky pilot

● Incardinate

● Papess

● Pontiff

● Clergy

● Holy order

● Dispope

● Bishop of rome

● Superordination

● Priest

● Primateship

● Paparchy

● Preconize

● Clergyman

● Vicar of christ

● Archiepiscopacy

● Intrusionist

● Conclavist

● Pope

● Apocrisiarius

● Priestery

● Cobishop

● Datary

● Old catholic

● Diocese

● Acephali

● Priestliness

● Sacring

● Unalist

● Internuncio

● Preconization

● Chopchurch

● Unpope

● Priestism

● Antisacerdotal

● Ablegate

● Presbyteress

● Collative

● Church of england

● Popeling

● Spiritualty

● Patriarchdom

● Asiarch

● Epistoler

● Monsignor

● Papaphobia

● Ecclesiastic

● Presbyter

● Sacred college

● Holy man

● Unpriest

● Laity

● Episcopate

● Synodist

● Vaticanist

● Cardinalship

● Churchman

● Pontifically

● Mass card

● Nuncio

● Vicar apostolic

● Antipapal

● Chapellany

● Vicarship

● Papality

● Ecclesiastical

● Avowee

● Institutor

● Vaticanism

● Old catholic church

● Papal

● Hierarch