disfrocking

/dɪsˈfrɑkɪŋ/
verb
  1. Present participle of disfrock: removing someone from their position as a member of the clergy.
    • The committee is considering disfrocking the pastor after the investigation.
    • They are disfrocking several priests involved in the cover-up.
    • The bishop is disfrocking the minister for breaking his vows.
noun
  1. The act of removing a person from their position as a member of the clergy (a priest, minister, etc.).
    • The disfrocking of the priest shocked the entire congregation.
    • After the scandal, the church council voted for his disfrocking.
    • Disfrocking is a rare and serious punishment in many religious traditions.
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