prelatial
/ˌpreɪliˈeɪl, -liˈæl/Definitions
1. adjective
relating to a prelate; having the authority or dignity of a bishop or other high-ranking clergy member
“The prelatial robes were a symbol of his high position in the church.”
2. noun
a quality or attribute of being prelatial; the authority or dignity of a prelate
“His prelatial nature commanded respect from the community.”