vicars Synonyms
Strongest:
- cur-s
- pastors
- archbishops
- parsons
- clergymen
- rectors
- churchmen
- shepherds
- popes
- priestesses
- curates
- bishops
Strong:
- padres
- friars
- clergywomen
- holy-joes
- abbots
- archpriests
- priests
- monks
- deaconesses
- prelates
- chaplains
- deans
- abb-s
- diocesans
- presbyters
- fathers
- confessors
- missionaries
- preachers
- missioners
Weak:
vicars Meaning
vicars
a Church of England incumbent receiving a stipend but not the tithes of a parish, a member of the clergy who exercises a broad pastoral responsibility as the representative of a prelate, an administrative deputy, one serving as a substitute or agent, a minister in charge of a church who serves under the authority of another minister, a church official who takes the place of or represents a higher official, a member of the Episcopal clergy or laity who has charge of a mission or chapel, an ecclesiastical agent
vicars Sentence Examples
- The vicars of the local parish conducted the Sunday service with unwavering devotion.
- The bishop summoned all the vicars of the diocese for an important announcement.
- The vicars were known for their compassionate outreach to the less fortunate in the community.
- The old vicar had served the parish for over five decades, leaving an enduring legacy of spiritual guidance.
- The new vicars brought fresh perspectives and innovative ideas to the parish.
- The vicars formed a close-knit group, supporting each other through the challenges of ministry.
- The vicars were committed to fostering interfaith dialogue and promoting harmony in the community.
- The vicars were often sought after for their wisdom and counsel.
- The vicars' sermons inspired and motivated their congregations, fostering spiritual growth and personal transformation.
- The vicars played a vital role in preserving the traditions and values of the Christian faith.
FAQs About the word vicars
a Church of England incumbent receiving a stipend but not the tithes of a parish, a member of the clergy who exercises a broad pastoral responsibility as the re
curés,pastors, archbishops, parsons, clergymen, rectors, churchmen, shepherds, popes, priestesses
lectors, lay readers, laymen, secular,laypeople, seculars,laypersons
The vicars of the local parish conducted the Sunday service with unwavering devotion.
The bishop summoned all the vicars of the diocese for an important announcement.
The vicars were known for their compassionate outreach to the less fortunate in the community.
The old vicar had served the parish for over five decades, leaving an enduring legacy of spiritual guidance.
