Plural of excommunicator; multiple people with authority to excommunicate others from religious communities.
The plural form of 'excommunicator,' adding the standard English '-s' suffix to indicate more than one person with this authority.
Councils of excommunicators—like the ecclesiastical courts—represented institutional power structures that could reshape individual destinies with formal proceedings and pronouncements.
Plural of gendered agent noun; reinforces male-default authority structures in religious institutions.
Use inclusively or prefer 'excommunicating authorities'.
["excommunicating authorities"]
Women were systematically barred from roles as excommunicators, limiting their institutional and spiritual authority.
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