sevocation Antonyms
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Meaning of sevocation
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sevocation (n.)
A calling aside.
sevocation Sentence Examples
- The sevocation of her pastorate caused shockwaves through the congregation.
- The accused clergyman filed a grievance, claiming his sevocation was unjust.
- The sevocation process followed strict ecclesiastical procedures to ensure fairness.
- The reasons for the sevocation remained shrouded in mystery, fueling speculation.
- Some members of the church supported the sevocation, while others voiced dissent.
- The sevocation had a profound impact on the spiritual and emotional well-being of the pastor.
- The sevocation raised questions about the limits of religious authority.
- Despite the sevocation, the pastor maintained a deep faith and continued his ministry in a different capacity.
- The sevocation served as a reminder of the importance of accountability in spiritual leadership.
- The sevocation process ultimately aimed to protect the integrity of the church and its mission.
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A calling aside.
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The sevocation of her pastorate caused shockwaves through the congregation.
The accused clergyman filed a grievance, claiming his sevocation was unjust.
The sevocation process followed strict ecclesiastical procedures to ensure fairness.
The reasons for the sevocation remained shrouded in mystery, fueling speculation.
