priest
/prist/
noun
- A person who is trained and authorized to perform religious ceremonies and services in certain Christian churches.
- The priest blessed the congregation before they left.
- She spoke with the priest about her spiritual questions.
- The priest led the Sunday morning service at the local church.
- A person who performs religious duties and ceremonies in some non-Christian religions.
- The ancient Egyptian priest performed rituals in the temple.
- A Hindu priest chanted prayers during the wedding ceremony.
- The Buddhist priest meditated in the monastery every morning.
- A person who is seen as a leader or expert in a particular field, often with a sense of devotion or authority.
- The old chef was a priest of traditional Italian cooking.
- He was considered a priest of modern art, guiding young painters.
- She became a priest of the local music scene, organizing concerts.
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