reverend

• Adjectif utilisé pour décrire un membre du clergé ou quelque chose qui mérite un profond respect et une vénération.

An adjective used to describe a member of the clergy, or something worthy of deep respect and veneration.

1. Worthy of deep respectC1formal

   Deserving great respect, honor, or veneration.

   Vénérable

   • The reverend elder was honored by the community.
   • His reverend demeanor commanded attention.
   • She spoke of the reverend traditions of her ancestors.

   Synonymesaugustesteemedhonoredrespectedreveredvenerableworthy

   Antonymescontemptibledespicable

• Nom désignant un membre du clergé, en particulier un ministre du culte chrétien, souvent utilisé comme titre de respect pour un pasteur ou un ecclésiastique.

A noun referring to a member of the clergy and a spiritual leader of the Christian Church.

1. Clergy memberB2formal

   A title or term used for a member of the Christian clergy, often a spiritual leader or minister.

   membre du clergé chrétien

   • The reverend led the Sunday service with great devotion.
   • We invited the local reverend to bless the new building.
   • The reverend offered words of comfort to the grieving family.

   Synonymesclergymanclericdivineministerparsonpastorpriestrectorvicar