Clergy
Preacher
Preacher noun - A person specially trained and authorized to conduct religious services in a Christian church.
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Synonyms for Preacher
Clergy and preacher are semantically related in person who gives religious instruction topic. Sometimes you can use "Clergy" instead a noun "Preacher".
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How words are described
| old | old clergy | old preacher |
| corrupt | corrupt clergy | corrupt preacher |
| innocent | innocent clergy | innocent preacher |
| white | white clergy | white preacher |
| Other adjectives: hypocritical, Christian, local, Protestant. | ||
Both words in one sentence
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All Father D'Aronique, and sundry other clergy of the Grail conspiracy from Preacher.
Source: Sinister Minister -
And of course the clergy wear cassocks and choir dress and vestments.... Badass Preacher: The default setting for the C of E no, really as well as the Roman Catholic Church.
Source: Literature / Evensong - When the crew gets interned by a Alliance Cruiser, the officer interrogating them is rather surprised to find a preacher and a Companion on board, implying that Companions have at least equal social standing to that of the clergy.
Source: High-Class Call Girl
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