The quality or state of being clerical; the distinctive character of clergy or clerical work.
From clerical plus -ity (from Latin -itas). This term parallels 'clericality' but is less commonly used, representing a variant formation in English word-building.
Words like 'clericity' and 'clericality' for nearly the same meaning show English's productive but somewhat redundant approach to creating abstract nouns—sometimes languages have multiple words where one would suffice.
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