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reverendadjective deserving honor and respect especially by reason of ageour reverend elders should be accorded a special place of honor at the ceremonies hallowed, revered, sacred, venerable, venerated honorable, reputable, respectableconsidered, esteemed, honored, respected, reverencedadmirable, distinguished, estimable, redoubtable, worthygood, moral, noble, righteous bad, discreditable, disgraceful, dishonorable, disreputable, ignominious, infamous, loose, notorious, shamefulimmoral, seamy, shadowy, shady, sordid, unsavory, vile, wickedbase, contemptible, despicable, detestable, dirty, low, mean, wretched a person specially trained and authorized to conduct religious services in a Christian churchcalled their reverend and asked if he could marry them next June clergyperson, cleric, clerical, clerk, deacon, divine, dominie, ecclesiastic, minister, preacher, priest churchman, clergyman, father, Holy Joe(slang), padreclergywoman, deaconess, priestessabbot, archbishop, archpriest, bishop, dean, diocesan, monsignor, pope, prelate, presbyterabbé, curate, curé, parson, pastor, rector, shepherd, vicarchaplain, confessor, sky pilotevangelist, missionary, missioner, missionizer, revivalistfriar, mendicant, monastic, monk, oblate, religioushigh priest, high priestess layman, layperson, secular lay reader, lector in the 15th century |