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clergy

/ˈklɜː.dʒi/

Traduction: Nom collectif désignant l'ensemble des personnes ordonnées ou consacrées au service religieux, principalement dans le christianisme, par opposition aux laïcs.

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noun

/ˈklɜː.dʒi/B2formal
  • frNom collectif désignant l'ensemble des personnes ordonnées ou consacrées au service religieux, principalement dans le christianisme, par opposition aux laïcs.

A collective noun referring to the body of ordained ministers or religious officials in Christianity, as distinct from the laity.

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  1. Religious leadersB2formal

    The body of ordained ministers, priests, or other religious officials in a Christian church, as distinct from the congregation or laity.

    frClergé

    • The clergy gathered for the annual synod.
    • Members of the clergy often provide spiritual guidance to their communities.
    • The bishop addressed the clergy and laity during the service.

    Synonymesclothministry

    Antonymescongregationlaitypeople

Formes
  • clergies plural form
  • clergies' possessive plural form
  • clergy's possessive singular form
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