What does participancy mean?
Participancy means Alternative form of participance (participation).
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Pronunciation varies by accent · noun
Alternative form of participance (participation).
Here it is most expressly set forth that there is to be a general participancy in the ministry —an unlimited co-operation in the fulfilment of the offices of the church—and that on the part of each according to the gift or gifts bestowed.
The finding is not binding on the absent beneficiaries nor on appellant, when the reserved determination of the participancies of the trust estate is litigated.
Following Levinson's scheme, I still have to discuss the questions of participancy and channel-linkage for h2. In view of the fact that Levinson's concept of participancy is largely unexplicated, it is rather difficult to decide if h2 is a participant or not.
He had told Edith, after his ineffective effort to be useful in her affairs, that he had decided that he was "a member of the family"; but he appeared to have relapsed to the retired list after that one attempt at participancy—he was far enough detached from membership now.
Use participancy when its meaning, tone and grammar fit the full sentence. A synonym is not always a direct replacement.
Participancy means Alternative form of participance (participation).
The closest synonym depends on the sentence and intended sense.
The opposite depends on the specific sense.
Here it is most expressly set forth that there is to be a general participancy in the ministry —an unlimited co-operation in the fulfilment of the offices of the church—and that on the part of each according to the gift or gifts bestowed.
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