Uk English Meaning of missioner
missionary
Other Uk English words related to missionary
- bishop
- missionary
- priest
- apostle
- Chaplain
- clergyman
- deacon
- Evangelist
- friar
- minister
- monk
- Pastor
- preacher
- vice-chancellor
- reverend
- Revivalist
- soldier
- abbot
- advocate
- archbishop
- archpriest
- champion
- Clergyman
- cleric
- clerical
- clerk
- confessor
- curate
- deaconess
- dean
- devotee
- diocesan
- disciple
- divine
- dominie
- ecclesiastic
- faithful
- fan
- father
- High priest
- Holy Joe
- ideologist
- loyalist
- beggar
- monastic
- monsignor
- Oblate
- Priest
- parson
- Pope
- prelate
- Presbyter
- Priestess
- Pupil
- religious
- scholar
- Shepherd
- sky pilot
- student
- supporter
- Vicar
- worshipper
- worshipper
- abbot
- Clergy
- Clergywoman
- Priest
- high priestess
- proselytizer
- protégé
Nearest Words of missioner
- missionary work => missionary work
- missionary station => Mission station
- missionary post => Missionary post
- missionary position => Missionary position
- missionary => missionary
- missionaries => missionaries
- missional => missional
- mission impossible => Mission: Impossible
- mission bells => mission bells
- mission => mission
Definitions and Meaning of missioner in English
missioner (n)
someone sent on a mission--especially a religious or charitable mission to a foreign country
missioner (n.)
A missionary; an envoy; one who conducts a mission. See Mission, n., 6.
FAQs About the word missioner
missionary
someone sent on a mission--especially a religious or charitable mission to a foreign countryA missionary; an envoy; one who conducts a mission. See Mission, n.,
bishop,missionary,priest,apostle,Chaplain,clergyman,deacon,Evangelist,friar,minister
apostate,defector,Layman,leader,renegade,turncoat,Layperson,lecturer,secular,lay reader
missionary work => missionary work, missionary station => Mission station, missionary post => Missionary post, missionary position => Missionary position, missionary => missionary,
