Associations to the word «Clement»
Noun
- Quotation
- Xxiii
- Sant
- Liber
- Virgin
- Finch
- Pseudo
- Bertrand
- Leo
- Solicitor
- Naples
- Heretic
- Bishopric
- Bologna
- Encyclopedia
- Cyril
- Winston
- Consecration
- Braun
- Dominican
- Fief
- Shepherd
- Nephew
- Pollock
- Eaton
- Metz
- Vatican
- Augustine
- Basilica
- Essential
- Hirsch
- Clarke
- Gospel
- Angelo
- Palazzo
- Davies
- Jerome
- Vicar
- Giovanni
- Xv
- Indulgence
- Labour
- Savoy
- Franciscan
- Deacon
- Giacomo
- Moravia
- Thrush
- Coll
- Dwight
- Julius
- Climate
- Francesco
- Venice
- Confessor
- Adrian
- Corey
- Clergy
- Philo
- Friar
- Plutarch
- Patriarch
- Catherine
- Thatcher
- Domenico
- Mathias
- Joanna
- Pietro
- Emile
- Sack
- Conti
- Prime
- Synod
- Censure
- Rutland
- Modernism
- Truman
- Rhys
- Marston
- Martyrdom
- Rene
- Ambrose
- Elector
- Justin
- Feast
Adjective
Wiktionary
CLEMENT, adjective. Lenient or merciful; charitable.
CLEMENT, adjective. Said of weather and similar circumstances that are mild.
CLEMENT, proper noun. A male given name, borne by an early pope and by several saints.
Dictionary definition
CLEMENT, adjective. (of weather or climate) physically mild; "clement weather".
CLEMENT, adjective. (used of persons or behavior) inclined to show mercy; "a more clement judge reduced the sentence".
Wise words
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