Associations to the word «Reverend»
Noun
- Chaplain
- Rector
- Vicar
- Pastor
- Horton
- Clergyman
- Thrower
- Mather
- Curate
- Prelate
- Presbyterian
- Moderator
- Sermon
- Rectory
- Headmaster
- Episcopal
- Preacher
- Unitarian
- Hank
- Parishioner
- Missionary
- Jeremiah
- Sykes
- Ike
- Archdeacon
- Lucifer
- Dd
- Congregation
- Samuel
- Jesse
- Pulpit
- Parson
- Bishop
- Archbishop
- Evangelist
- Peyton
- Methodist
- Hale
- Luther
- Abigail
- Nathaniel
- Preaching
- Grayson
- Crawley
- Baronet
- Clergy
- Lancelot
- Deacon
- Cleric
- Fallon
- Excellency
- Eldest
- Hon
- Ordination
- Puritan
- Church
- Leighton
- Priest
- Bree
- Lowe
- Banning
- Dean
- Grandson
- Jen
- Minister
- Abbot
- Hartman
- Ezra
- Sheppard
- Gary
- Weld
- Grimes
- William
- Divinity
- Francis
- Moody
- Ely
- Powell
- Douglass
- Maker
- Thomas
- Reverend
- Evangelical
Adjective
Wiktionary
REVEREND, adjective. Worthy of reverence or respect
REVEREND, noun. (informal) a member of the Christian clergy
REVEREND, noun. A title warranting great respect, prefixed to the names of Christian clergy.
REVEREND, noun. A person who has earned the designation and is entitled to use it publicly; minister.
Dictionary definition
REVEREND, noun. A member of the clergy and a spiritual leader of the Christian Church.
REVEREND, noun. A title of respect for a clergyman.
REVEREND, adjective. Worthy of adoration or reverence.
Wise words
Wisdom does not show itself so much in precept as in life -
in firmness of mind and a mastery of appetite. It teaches us
to do, as well as talk, and to make our words and actions
all of a color.