defrocking (Meaning)

defrocking

to deprive of the right to exercise the functions of office, to remove from a position of honor or privilege

No weak antonyms found.

The priest's defrocking was a somber event, leaving him stripped of his clerical status.
The defrocking scandal shocked the congregation, as the beloved pastor had been accused of misconduct.
The Vatican swiftly moved to defrock the cardinal after evidence of his involvement in embezzlement emerged.
The defrocking process was initiated following the religious leader's public renunciation of his faith.
The former bishop faced defrocking after allegations of inappropriate behavior with minors.
The defrocking ceremony symbolized the revocation of the priest's authority and the severance of his ties to the church.
The defrocked clergyman's return to secular life was fraught with challenges and readjustments.
The defrocking of the popular evangelist sent shockwaves throughout the religious community.
The defrocking decision was made after a lengthy investigation and consultation with church officials.
The defrocked minister expressed his remorse and vowed to start a new chapter in his life.

to deprive of the right to exercise the functions of office, to remove from a position of honor or privilege

deposing, dismissing, sacking, unseating, displacing, ousting, uncrowning, unmaking, removing,toppling

crowning, inducting, baptizing, enthroning, investing, initiating, installing, appointing, electing, inaugurating

The priest's defrocking was a somber event, leaving him stripped of his clerical status.

The defrocking scandal shocked the congregation, as the beloved pastor had been accused of misconduct.

The Vatican swiftly moved to defrock the cardinal after evidence of his involvement in embezzlement emerged.

The defrocking process was initiated following the religious leader's public renunciation of his faith.