Third person singular present tense: removes someone from their position as clergy.
From disfrock plus the -s ending for third person singular. Used in sentences like 'The bishop disfrocks the unworthy priest.'
This simple conjugation form rarely appears in modern English, making historical texts that use it feel even more formal and distant—it's like studying a grammar that has mostly died away except in religious or legal archives.
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