Associations to the word «Ecclesiastic»
Noun
- Abbe
- Clergy
- Archbishop
- Statesman
- Bishopric
- Nobles
- Canon
- Chronicler
- Patriarch
- Bishop
- Pope
- Abbot
- Cardinal
- Jurisdiction
- Vicar
- François
- Priest
- Monk
- Monastery
- Layman
- Chaplain
- Church
- Rome
- Majesty
- Diocese
- Preacher
- Authority
- Diplomat
- Dignity
- Chancellor
- Abbey
- Doctrine
- Historian
- Henri
- Virtue
- Ruler
- Churchman
- Christian
- Scholar
- Hierarchy
- Court
- Poet
- Favour
- Quixote
- Estate
- Instruction
- Judge
- Opposition
- Prelate
- Century
- Friar
- Order
- Principality
- Heresy
- Religious
- Richelieu
- Lucien
- Gaul
- Noble
- Jesuit
- Parson
- Faithful
- Sacrament
- Dignitary
- Offence
- Consecration
- Synod
- Oppression
- Priesthood
- Censure
- Privilege
- Nicolas
Adjective
Wiktionary
ECCLESIASTIC, adjective. Of or pertaining to the church; ecclesiastical.
ECCLESIASTIC, noun. One who adheres to a church-based philosophy.
Dictionary definition
ECCLESIASTIC, noun. A clergyman or other person in religious orders.
ECCLESIASTIC, adjective. Of or associated with a church (especially a Christian Church); "ecclesiastic history".
Wise words
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