Parishioners
Village and parishioners are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Village" instead a noun "Parishioners".
Village
Village noun - A small residential settlement.
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Synonyms for Village
Parishioners and village are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Parishioners" instead a noun "Village".
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Good Shepherd: When Don Camillo is reassigned to a small village in the mountains in the second movie, his old parishioners do not react well to the new priest.
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Dirty Coward: The priest in charge of Wygol Abbey, who hoarded the only thing that could protect the village from the vampires for himself, leading to the devastation of his parishioners.
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