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parsonic (a.)
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parsonic Sentence Examples
- The minister's parsonic attire exuded an aura of solemnity and reverence.
- The parsonic intonation of the preacher filled the cathedral with an ethereal resonance.
- The vicar's parsonic demeanor inspired both awe and a sense of spiritual connection.
- The parsonic dignity of the priest commanded respect and obedience from his congregation.
- The parsonic austerity of the monastery reminded the monks of their vow of poverty.
- The parsonic wisdom of the archbishop guided countless souls through life's trials.
- The parsonic eloquence of the chaplain brought comfort to the wounded and dying soldiers.
- The parsonic influence of the church extended far beyond the boundaries of the parish.
- The parsonic humility of the bishop reminded the faithful of the importance of service to others.
- The parsonic dedication of the clergy was evident in their unwavering commitment to their flocks.
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The minister's parsonic attire exuded an aura of solemnity and reverence.
The parsonic intonation of the preacher filled the cathedral with an ethereal resonance.
The vicar's parsonic demeanor inspired both awe and a sense of spiritual connection.
The parsonic dignity of the priest commanded respect and obedience from his congregation.
