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clerical Adjective 1. of clerks or office work: a clerical job 2. of or associated with the clergy: a Lebanese clerical leader
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clerical Translations adj clerical [ˈklerikəl] of the clergy He is wearing a clerical collar. klerikale كَهْنوتي، إكليركي духовен kněžský gejstlig; præste- geistlich που ανήκει στο κλήρο clerical, eclesiástico vaimuliku- کشیشی؛ وابسته به روحانیون papin-, pappis- clérical שֶׁל הַכּמוּרָה पादरी का svećenički papi bersifat kegerejaan prest(a)-, prests- ecclesiastico 聖職の 성직자의 dvasininko garīdznieka- pakaian paderi priester-, dominees- preste-, geistlig duchowny clerical clerical клерикальный kňazský duhovniški sveštenički klerikal, prästerlig ที่เกี่ยวกับงานศาสนา yazıcılar veya sekreterlerle ilgili 牧師的 клерикальний مذہبی پادری کے تعلق سے thuộc tăng lữ 牧师的 How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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They -- her focus is the conforming laity -- were neither clericalists nor anticlericalists. These campaigns have in eluded attacks on the religious neutrality of our public schools, threats to freedom of conscience on reproduction, endless attempts to coerce public sup port for sectarian private schools, efforts by authoritarian clericalists to obtain or retain special recognition by and favors from government, and so forth. These campaigns have in eluded attacks on the religious neutrality of our public schools, threats to freedom of conscience on reproduction, endless attempts to coerce public sup port for sectarian private schools, efforts by authoritarian clericalists to obtain or retain special recognition by and favors from government, and so forth. |
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