Meanings
- not comparableEach excluding the other(s); mutually exclusive.
Different orders are coexclusive; Ecclesiastical and secular orders are different: Therefore they are coexclusive. The conclusion proves that deacons, as such, cannot be the Church's agents as trustees, treasurers, etc.
1881, Southern Presbyterian Review, volume 32, page 353
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