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ministerial

adjective as in priestly

adjective as in official

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The sisters, who volunteered for relief work in addition to ministerial service through their order, were extraordinary women.

The “ministerial exemption” covers minister-like people, too.

But in order to succeed, the band of ministerial mavericks needs to capitalize on their momentum.

The conclusion of such deals, of course, both necessitated and created ministerial and other bureaucratic exchanges.

Cypriot-Israeli exchanges have become particularly frequent since 2011 and occur at the presidential and prime ministerial levels.

Even Mr. Hutchinson had declared himself against ministerial measures.

Mr. Conyers, the vicar, allows your husband eighty pounds a year for his ministerial services.

The execution of this gentleman has always been held as a specimen of ministerial cruelty.

Montague and Secretary Vernon were the ministerial candidates for Westminster.

The Sylpho, also an occasional paper, moderately ministerial, and engaged in a war of words with several others.

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On this page you'll find 18 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to ministerial, such as: clerical, canonical, clergy, ecclesiastic, ecclesiastical, and holy.

From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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