Definition Synonyms
Definition of ecclesiastic - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
churchRare connected with the Christian Church, its clergy, or its activitiesRare
- He wore ecclesiastic robes during the ceremony.
Noun
clerical lifeRare member of Christian clergy or monastic orderRare
- She joined a monastery and became an ecclesiastic.
Origin of ecclesiastic
Greek, ekklesiastikos (of the assembly)
Examples of ecclesiastic in a sentence
She noted ecclesiastic influence in local festivals. The young ecclesiastic delivered his first sermon on Sunday. An elderly ecclesiastic greeted the pilgrims at the cathedral door.
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- French:ecclésiastique, homme d'Église, ...
- German:kirchlich, Geistlicher, ...
- Italian:ecclesiastico, religioso, ...
- Spanish:eclesiástico, clérigo, ...
- Portuguese:eclesiástico, religioso, ...
- Chinese:教会的, 教士, ...
- Japanese:教会の, 聖職者, ...
- Arabic:كَنَسي, رَجُلُ دِينٍ مَسيحِيّ, ...
- Hebrew:כְּנֵסִיָּתִי, אִישׁ דָּת, ...
- Russian:церковный, церковный деятель, ...
- Ukrainian:церковний, церковник, ...
- Hindi:गिरिज़ाई, पादरी, ...
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