clergy

/ˈklɜrdʒi/
noun
  1. The group of people who are officially appointed to perform religious duties in a particular religion, such as priests, ministers, or rabbis.
    • Many members of the clergy offer counseling to people in need.
    • In some countries, the clergy play an important role in public ceremonies.
    • The clergy gathered for a conference on community outreach.
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