rare. [ad. med.L. coadjutoria (Du Cange), f. coadjūtor: see -Y. Cf. F. coadjutor, -erie in same sense.] Eccl. The office of a coadjutor; coadjutorship.
1616. Brent, trans. Sarpi’s Council Trent (1676), 21. Regresses, Accesses, and Coadjutories, and other devices used in the collation of Benefices.
1725. trans. Dupin’s Eccl. Hist., I. V. 112. Of Cessions, Translations, and Coadjutories of Bishopricks.
