ecclesiastic [ɪˌkliziˈæstɪk] SUST. form.
- ecclesiastic
- duchowny m
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In the south aisle of the nave are two 14th century church monument tombs, with effigies of unknown ecclesiastics.
en.wikipedia.org The two together emphasize the honorific while tsun applies the term specifically to ecclesiastics.
en.wikipedia.org As an ecclesiastic officer his duties included processioning lands and tending to the poor, among other local needs.
en.wikipedia.org The legal destinction between citizens of the city and its ecclesiastic inhabitants remained.
en.wikipedia.org The family was of relatively low importance thereafter, but produced a series of senior civil and ecclesiastic officials in the 11th and 12th centuries.
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- ebb
- ebony
- ebullient
- e-business
- EC
- ecclesiastic
- ecclesiastical
- ECG
- echelon
- e-cheque
- echo