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Contexts The body of persons who are trained and ordained for religious service Plural for a minister in the Roman or Orthodox catholic church Plural for a person who is believed to heal through magical powers Plural for a holy man who devotes life to the contemplation of god Noun ▲ The body of persons who are trained and ordained for religious service clergy ministry churchmen clergymen clerics ecclesiastics priesthood church clergywomen cloth churchwomen deaconry pastorate spirituality spiritualty canonicate canonry cardinalate churchpersons conclave diaconate prelacy rabbinate ordained priests first estate holy orders men of God men of the cloth women of God women of the cloth holy order the cloth the pulpit the desk vicarage clericals the priesthood the church Noun ▲ Plural for a minister in the Roman or Orthodox catholic church ministers clerics preachers ecclesiastics reverends divines churchmen pastors vicars clergymen parsons dominies padres rectors curates fathers deacons clerks clergywomen clericals churchwomen kirkmen clergypersons jossers pontiffs presbyters elders monks friars celebrants lamas men of God men of the cloth sky pilots father confessors high priests chaplains bishops rabbis evangelists archbishops missionaries abbots prelates cardinals confessors theologians pulpiteers deaconesses deans primates monsignors shepherds scholars predicants teachers imams clergies sermonizers priors brothers lay preachers officials televangelists abbeys religious leaders revivalists cassocks proselytizersUS blackcoats leaders crusaders proselytisersUK ecclesiasts apostles suffragans metropolitans diocesans vicegerents theologists philosophers parish clerks archdeacons provosts Buddhist monks devil dodgers archpriests patriarchs converters missioners promoters campaigners propagandists champions messengers heralds evangelicals hot gospellers homilists moralizers pulpiters gospellers evangelizers exarchs coadjutors abbas monastics religious hermits more ❯ “As a young priest, he had studied little theology, but this was not considered unusual at the time.” Noun ▲ Plural for a person who is believed to heal through magical powers witch doctors shamans healers sorcerers magicians media soothsayers druids elders angekoks kahunas isangomas sangomas voodoo wizards faith healers medicine men obeah doctors dukuns voodooists priestesses medicine women prestidigitators conjurors magi enchantresses necromancers diviners theurgists conjurers seers prophets sears warlocks spellbinders mystics spiritualists genii exorcisers witches magic users exorcists Magians charmers thaumaturges occultists thaumaturgists pishogues clairvoyants spellcasters conjure women hypnotists tohungas augurers fortune-tellers alchemists sorceresses fortunetellers palmists astrologers mesmerists conjure men miracle workers archimages illusionists satanists diabolists sirens medicine people inyangas magic sages spiritists channels channelers psychics more ❯ Noun ▲ Plural for a holy man who devotes life to the contemplation of god monks brothers friars religious contemplatives novices oblates postulants abbots Benedictines Carthusians cenobites Cistercians Cluniacs Culdees lamas marabouts monastics priors talapoins anchorites ascetics cloisterers eremites hermits mendicants recluses religieux religioners solitary Black Monks Find more words! 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