Pronunciation: /ɪˌkliziˈæstɪkl/
noun a member of the clergy or a clergyman
A1 The ecclesiastical is the official governing body of the church.
A2 The ecclesiastical plays a significant role in religious ceremonies.
B1 The ecclesiastical hierarchy is responsible for making important decisions within the church.
B2 The ecclesiastical architecture of the cathedral is truly breathtaking.
C1 The ecclesiastical history of the region dates back centuries.
C2 The ecclesiastical traditions of the church have been passed down for generations.
adjective relating to the Christian Church or its clergy
A1 The ecclesiastical building is very old and beautiful.
A2 The village celebrates many ecclesiastical holidays throughout the year.
B1 The ecclesiastical council meets once a month to discuss church matters.
B2 The history of the town is intertwined with its ecclesiastical past.
C1 The ecclesiastical architecture of the cathedral is truly breathtaking.
C2 The ecclesiastical hierarchy plays a significant role in the governance of the church.
formal The ecclesiastical authorities were responsible for overseeing the church's operations.
informal The ecclesiastical dress code required all attendees to wear modest attire.
slang I heard that the ecclesiastical council is cracking down on rule breakers.
figurative The artist's painting featured an ecclesiastical theme, with angels and religious symbols.
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