Bishop
Bishop noun - A senior member of the Christian clergy having spiritual and administrative authority; appointed in Christian churches to oversee priests or ministers; considered in some churches to be successors of the twelve Apostles of Christ.
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Director and bishop are semantically related. in clergyman topic. In some cases you can use "Director" instead a noun "Bishop".
Nearby Word: bishopric
Director
Director noun - A person who manages or directs something.
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Synonyms for Director
Bishop and director are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Bishop" instead a noun "Director".
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- A bishop receptive to Moncada's plight has his questions evaded by the Director who blackens Moncada's name.
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The director's cut also featured a scene with a fairly sympathetic bishop who stated that "Much is done in Christendom of which Christ would be incapable," and reveals that the actions of the priest in France were all against explicit orders.
Source: Film / Kingdom of Heaven -
Muir (hiding behind rubble to avoid gunfire): "This better be the best damn breakfast I've ever had." Bishop: "Oh, it's delicious; you'll love it." Chekhov's Gun: The certificate signed by the director of the CIA, which Muir later uses to forge his signature.
Source: Film / Spy Game
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