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cleric
[kler-ik]
noun
a member of the clergy.
a member of a clerical party.
(used with a plural verb)clerics, half-sized or small-sized reading glasses worn on the nose, usually rimless or with a thin metal frame.
adjective
pertaining to the clergy; clerical.
cleric
/ ˈɛɪ /
noun
a member of the clergy
51Թ History and Origins
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of cleric1
Example Sentences
When I ask Archpriest Father John Whiteford about Russia's top cleric, who many see as a warmonger, he assures me the Patriarch's words have been distorted.
He praised Raisi, a fellow hardline cleric, for refusing direct talks with the US while in office.
Fighting between the Druze and government-aligned factions was triggered on Tuesday after an audio clip purportedly of a Druze cleric surfaced in which he insulted Prophet Mohammad.
It was attributed to a Druze cleric, but he denied any responsibility.
Although he followed the church’s conservative doctrines on abortion and LGBTQ+ rights, he shook up the conservative norms of the church when he told clerics not to be “obsessed with” those issues.
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