A person ordained for service in a Christian church

• reverend

  1. (Informal) A member of the clergy
  2. A cleric or minister. Used with the.

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  1. (Informal) A member of the clergy
  2. A cleric or minister. Used with the.

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• preacher

  1. (Rare) A male given name.
  2. Alternative name for Ecclesiastes, the twenty-first book of the Old Testament.
  3. A person who preaches; esp., a member of the Protestant clergy

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  1. (Rare) A male given name.
  2. Alternative name for Ecclesiastes, the twenty-first book of the Old Testament.
  3. A person who preaches; esp., a member of the Protestant clergy

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• parson

  1. An Anglican cleric with full legal control of a parish under ecclesiastical law; a rector.
  2. A member of the clergy, especially a Protestant minister.
  3. An Anglican minister in charge of a parish; rector

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  1. An Anglican cleric with full legal control of a parish under ecclesiastical law; a rector.
  2. A member of the clergy, especially a Protestant minister.
  3. An Anglican minister in charge of a parish; rector

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• minister

  1. An authorized diplomatic representative of a government, usually ranking next below an ambassador.
  2. A high officer of state appointed to head an executive or administrative department of government.
  3. A diplomatic officer sent to a foreign nation to represent his or her government, usually ranking below an ambassador

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  1. An authorized diplomatic representative of a government, usually ranking next below an ambassador.
  2. A high officer of state appointed to head an executive or administrative department of government.
  3. A diplomatic officer sent to a foreign nation to represent his or her government, usually ranking below an ambassador

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• ecclesiastic

  1. A member of the clergy
  2. A minister or priest; a cleric.

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  1. A member of the clergy
  2. A minister or priest; a cleric.

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• divine

  1. A cleric.
  2. A member of the clergy
  3. A theologian

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  1. A cleric.
  2. A member of the clergy
  3. A theologian

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• clerk

  1. (--- Law) A law clerk, as for a judge.
  2. (Archaic) A clergyman
  3. (Archaic) A scholar.

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  1. (--- Law) A law clerk, as for a judge.
  2. (Archaic) A clergyman
  3. (Archaic) A scholar.

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• cleric

  1. A member of the clergy.

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  1. A member of the clergy.

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• clergywoman

  1. A woman who is a member of the clergy.

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  1. A woman who is a member of the clergy.

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• clergyman

  1. A man who is a member of the clergy.
  2. A member of the clergy; minister, priest, rabbi, etc.

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  1. A man who is a member of the clergy.
  2. A member of the clergy; minister, priest, rabbi, etc.

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• churchwoman

  1. The female equivalent of a churchman.
  2. A woman who is a cleric.
  3. A woman member of a church, esp. an active member

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  1. The female equivalent of a churchman.
  2. A woman who is a cleric.
  3. A woman member of a church, esp. an active member

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• churchman

  1. A man who is a member of a church.
  2. A person (originally a man) of authority in a religious organization; a cleric.
  3. A clergyman

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  1. A man who is a member of a church.
  2. A person (originally a man) of authority in a religious organization; a cleric.
  3. A clergyman

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Concerning clerks

• white-collar

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• on the support staff

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• scribal

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• written

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• bookkeeping

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• accounting

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• stenographic

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• typing

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• filing

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• office

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• secretarial

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Concerning the clergy

• doing the Lord's work

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• in God's service

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• parsonish

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• parsonic

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• ecclesiastical

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• holy

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• sacred

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• of the cloth

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• ordained

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• ecclesiastic

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• pontifical

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• canonical

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• episcopal

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• papal

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• prelatic

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• cleric

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• churchly

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• rabbinical

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• hierarchic

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• monkish

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• theocratic

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• monastic

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• apostolic

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• pastoral

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• priestly

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• sacerdotal

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• ministerial

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