canonicals (Meaning)
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canonicals (n. pl.)
The dress prescribed by canon to be worn by a clergyman when officiating. Sometimes, any distinctive professional dress.
Synonyms & Antonyms of canonicals
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canonicals Sentence Examples
- The priest donned his canonicals before officiating the Sunday service.
- During the ceremony, the bishop's richly embroidered canonicals added a sense of solemnity.
- The monk's simple canonicals reflected his commitment to a life of austerity.
- In the procession, the choir members wore their traditional canonicals, singing hymns of praise.
- The nun carefully folded her canonicals after a day of prayer and service.
- The design of canonicals often varies depending on the religious order and cultural traditions.
- The cardinal's cardinal red canonicals made him easily recognizable in the crowd.
- Before entering the seminary, candidates are often measured for their canonicals.
- The pastor's well-worn canonicals bore the signs of many years of faithful service.
- The tailor specialized in crafting bespoke canonicals for clergy members around the world.
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The dress prescribed by canon to be worn by a clergyman when officiating. Sometimes, any distinctive professional dress.
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The priest donned his canonicals before officiating the Sunday service.
During the ceremony, the bishop's richly embroidered canonicals added a sense of solemnity.
The monk's simple canonicals reflected his commitment to a life of austerity.
In the procession, the choir members wore their traditional canonicals, singing hymns of praise.
