Preacher
Preacher noun - A person specially trained and authorized to conduct religious services in a Christian church.
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Synonyms for Preacher
Reader and preacher are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Reader" instead a noun "Preacher".
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At first, the reader may expect that cannibalism is being used as a metaphor, and that we're going to learn an ordinary Aesop about violence being wrong, but in the end, the preacher is forced to learn a valuable lesson: cannibalism isn't so bad, really.
Source: Family-Unfriendly Aesop - Cassidy in Preacher, until his actions become just too evil to tolerate, and both Jesse and the reader discover that he always was that bad.
Source: Psycho Sidekick -
The only times "hell," "damn" and "ass" were allowed on TV were in religious contexts (such as, on a locally-produced TV program where a lay reader is quoting directly from the Bible, or a charismatic preacher referencing Hell in his sermon).
Source: Radar / Live-Action TV
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