Chaplain and Dean

Chaplain

Chaplain noun - A clergyman ministering to some institution.
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Synonyms for Chaplain

Dean and chaplain are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Dean" instead a noun "Chaplain".

Nearby Word: chaplaincy

Dean

Dean noun - The senior member of a group.

Chaplain and dean are semantically related. You can use "Chaplain" instead a noun "Dean".

Nearby Words: deanery, Deanna, Deana, Deane, deanne

Both words in one sentence

  • The Vicar Canon Judith Potecary in Beechbourne is an Iron Lady of the cloth; the Dean and the Archdeacon are not to be trifled with; and even the Bishop has a spine … and, although a Grauniad-ista, is a former chaplain RN.
    Source: The Vicar
  • Literature / Village Tales Canon Judith Potecary in Beechbourne is tough as nails; the Dean and the Archdeacon are not to be trifled with; and even the Bishop has a spine … and, although a Grauniad-ista, is a former chaplain RN.
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