Priest and Teacher

Priest

Priest noun - A person specially trained and authorized to conduct religious services in a Christian church.

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Teacher and priest are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Teacher" instead a noun "Priest".

Nearby Words: priestly, priesthood, priestess

Teacher noun - A person whose occupation is to give formal instruction in a school.

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Priest and teacher are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Priest" instead a noun "Teacher".

Nearby Words: teach, teaching, teachable

sympathetic	sympathetic priest	sympathetic teacher
fellow	fellow priest	fellow teacher
human	human priest	human teacher
old	old priest	old teacher
Other adjectives: good, high, certain, kindly, handsome, wise, dead, actual, real, male, little, young, new, former, said, local, older, elderly, unnamed.

Spirou chooses the former, and when the teacher asks the class if there are any questions, the principal, sports teacher and the priest are all outside raising their hand.

Source: Comic Book / Le Petit Spirou
Laurent, 14 and a half, is in confession when his priest and teacher makes a pass at him.

Source: Pedophile Priest
Interestingly, The Exorcist had a Jesuit priest and teacher as a technical advisor (he also played the part of Father Dyer).

Source: Creepy Catholicism

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