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clergy Noun pl -gies priests and ministers as a group [see clerk]
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clergy noun priesthood, ministry, clerics, clergymen, churchmen, the cloth, holy orders, ecclesiastics >> adjectives clerical, pastoral Translationsclergy n clergy [ˈkləːdʒi] the ministers, priests etc of the Christian religion the clergy of the Church of England.geestelikesإكليروس، رِجال الكهنوتдуховенствоduchovenstvopræstestand; gejstligheddie Geistlichkeit(ο) κλήροςclerovaimulikkondروحانیون؛ کشیشانpapistoclergéכְּמורָהपादरीsvećenstvopapságpejabat gerejaklerkastéttclero聖職者성직자dvasininkijagarīdzniecībagolongan paderigeestelijkheidpresteskap, geistlighetduchowieństwocleroclerдуховенствоduchovenstvoduhovščinasveštenstvoprästerskap, prästerผู้ที่ทำเกี่ยวกับศาสนาrahipler/papazlar sınıfı牧師духовенство, духівництвоپادری ، پروہتgiáo sỹ牧师 n ˈclergyman one of the clergy; a priest, minister etc. geestelike, predikantكاهِن، قِسдуховникduchovní, knězpræst; gejstligder/die Geistlicheκληρικόςclérigovaimulikمرد روحانی؛ کشیشpappi, kirkonmiesecclésiastiqueכֹּמֶר @@@כּוֹמֶר$$$पादरीsvećenik, duhovnik (aglikanski)pappejabat gereja, pendeta dsbprestur, klerkurecclesiastico聖職者성직자, 목사dvasininkasgarīdzniekspaderigeestelijkeprest, geistligduchownyclérigopreot, clericдуховное лицоduchovnýduhovniksveštenikprästที่เป็นสมาชิกองค์กรทางศาสนาpapaz, rahip牧師священик, духовна особаپادریgiáo sỹ Cơ đốc牧师 |
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| Much ill-will would also have been required, not to comprehend, through the medium of the poetry of the prologue, that Labor was wedded to Merchandise, and Clergy to Nobility, and that the two happy couples possessed in common a magnificent golden dolphin, which they desired to adjudge to the fairest only. I say it only shows his foolish, impious pride, and abominable, devilish rebellion against the reverend clergy. We have little patience with those liberal clergy who dwell on nothing else than the difficulties of faith and the propriety of concession to the opposite force. |
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