clerical (Meaning)
clerical (a)
of or relating to clerks
of or relating to the clergy
clerical (s)
appropriate for or engaged in office work
clerical (a.)
Of or pertaining to the clergy; suitable for the clergy.
Of or relating to a clerk or copyist, or to writing.
Synonyms & Antonyms of clerical
Synonyms:
- apostolic
- sacerdotal
- missionary
- episcopal
- priestly
- clerkly
- religious
- ecclesiastical
- ecclesiastic
- evangelical
Antonyms:
Synonyms:
- conventual
- holy
- divine
- monastic
- patriarchal
- rabbinic
- papal
- canonical
- rabbinical
- churchly
- evangelic
- sacramental
- mendicant
- diocesan
- pontifical
- diaconal
Antonyms:
No weak antonyms found.
clerical Sentence Examples
- She spent her days in the quiet hum of the clerical office, typing invoices and filing reports.
- The job opening listed strong clerical skills as a requirement, including data entry and organization.
- After years of working in a creative field, he decided to switch gears and pursue a more clerical position with regular hours.
- Due to a system update, the clerical tasks were temporarily halted, causing a backlog of paperwork.
- He meticulously reviewed the clerical errors on the order form before submitting it to the client.
- Despite her degree in engineering, she found herself drawn to the simplicity of clerical work.
- The company was looking to automate some of the more mundane clerical tasks to increase efficiency.
- He double-checked all the clerical work to ensure accuracy before sending the package.
- Her dream job wasn't in the glamorous department, but in the organized world of clerical tasks.
- With a growing workload, they hired a temporary worker to help with the clerical duties.
FAQs About the word clerical
of or relating to clerks, of or relating to the clergy, appropriate for or engaged in office workOf or pertaining to the clergy; suitable for the clergy., Of or
pastoral,ministerial, apostolic, sacerdotal, missionary, episcopal,priestly, clerkly, religious, ecclesiastical
secular, temporal, lay, secular, lay, temporal,nonclerical, nonclerical,
She spent her days in the quiet hum of the clerical office, typing invoices and filing reports.
The job opening listed strong clerical skills as a requirement, including data entry and organization.
After years of working in a creative field, he decided to switch gears and pursue a more clerical position with regular hours.
Due to a system update, the clerical tasks were temporarily halted, causing a backlog of paperwork.
