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as in: a canonical requirement Define
an official or established rule or principle; or a collection of such rules or principles (often in reference to rules or principles of a church)
There are no more uses of "canon" identified with this meaning, but check unspecified meaning below. Show samples from other sources Go to more samples unspecified meaning There are no more uses of "canon" in the book. To see samples from other sources, click a word sense below: as in: a canonical requirement Define
an official or established rule or principle; or a collection of such rules or principles (often in reference to rules or principles of a church)
as in: the Shakespearean canon
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an authoritative list of works or people -- such as the complete works of an author or the saints of the Roman Catholic Church
as in: played a canon
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a melody that, after a short interval, is exactly repeated by a different instrument or voice to create competing melodic lines (a strict counterpoint)
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