deaconesses

The word “deaconesses” has 4 syllables: dea-con-ess-es

It's pronounced as /ˈdiː.kə.nɪs.ɪz/


What is synonym and antonym for deaconesses?

In the thesaurus, “deaconesses” has 52 synonyms and 7 antonyms.

Here are synonyms and antonyms for deaconesses along with examples of usage in sentences.


Synonyms for deaconesses

  • Holy Joes
  • abbots
  • archbishops
  • archpriests
  • bishops
  • chaplains
  • churchmen
  • clergymen
  • clergypersons
  • clergywomen
  • clericals
  • clerics
  • clerks
  • confessors
  • curates
  • deacons
  • deans
  • diocesans
  • divines
  • dominies
  • ecclesiastics
  • evangelists
  • fathers
  • friars
  • high priestesses
  • high priests
  • mendicants
  • ministers
  • missionaries
  • missioners
  • missionizers
  • monastics
  • monks
  • monsignori
  • monsignors
  • oblates
  • padres
  • parsons
  • pastors
  • popes
  • preachers
  • prelates
  • presbyters
  • priestesses
  • priests
  • rectors
  • religious
  • reverends
  • revivalists
  • shepherds
  • sky pilots
  • vicars

Antonyms for deaconesses

  • lay readers
  • laymen
  • laypeople
  • laypersons
  • lectors
  • secular
  • seculars

Meanings of deaconesses

  • noun
    1. A female deacon.
    2. A female servant in the early Christian church.
    3. The nun in charge of the altar in a convent.
    4. One of an order of women in some Protestant churches who nurse the sick and tend the poor.

Example Sentences

  • The deaconesses diligently cared for the sick and elderly members of the parish.
  • In some early Christian communities, deaconesses held positions of authority and leadership alongside male deacons.
  • The church appointed a team of deaconesses to assist with baptismal ceremonies and other sacraments.
  • Throughout history, deaconesses have contributed significantly to the welfare and spiritual growth of congregations.
  • Modern churches continue to recognize the valuable contributions of deaconesses in various ministries and outreach programs.

On this page you'll find 59 synonyms, antonyms, or another words to deaconesses, such as: Holy Joes, abbots, archbishops, archpriests, bishops, chaplains, churchmen.

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Related Words

ecclesiastics

  • Holy Joes
  • abbots
  • archbishops
  • archpriests
  • bishops
  • canonicate
  • canonry
  • cardinalate
  • chaplains
  • churchmen
  • churchpersons
  • clergy
  • clergymen
  • clergypersons
  • clergywomen
  • clericals
  • clerics
  • clerks
  • conclave
  • confessors
  • curates
  • deaconesses
  • deaconry
  • deacons
  • deans
  • diaconate
  • diocesans
  • divines
  • dominies
  • evangelists
  • fathers
  • first estate
  • friars
  • high priestesses
  • high priests
  • holy order
  • mendicants
  • ministers
  • ministry
  • missionaries
  • missioners
  • missionizers
  • monastics
  • monks
  • monsignori
  • monsignors
  • oblates
  • padres
  • parsons
  • pastorate
  • pastors
  • popes
  • preachers
  • prelacy
  • prelates
  • presbyters
  • priestesses
  • priesthood
  • priests
  • rabbinate
  • rectors
  • religious
  • reverends
  • revivalists
  • shepherds
  • sky pilots
  • the cloth
  • the desk
  • the pulpit
  • vicarage
  • vicars

abbesses

  • Holy Joes
  • Reverend Mother
  • abbots
  • anchoresses
  • ancresses
  • archbishops
  • archpriests
  • bishops
  • chaplains
  • churchmen
  • clergymen
  • clergypersons
  • clergywomen
  • clericals
  • clerics
  • clerks
  • cloistresses
  • confessors
  • conventuals
  • curates
  • deaconesses
  • deacons
  • deans
  • diocesans
  • divines
  • dominies
  • ecclesiastics
  • evangelists
  • fathers
  • friars
  • high priestesses
  • high priests
  • mendicants
  • ministers
  • missionaries
  • missioners
  • missionizers
  • monastics
  • monks
  • monsignori
  • monsignors
  • mother superior
  • novices
  • nuns
  • oblates
  • padres
  • parsons
  • pastors
  • popes
  • preachers
  • prelates
  • presbyters
  • priestesses
  • prioresses
  • rectors
  • religious
  • reverends
  • revivalists
  • shepherds
  • sisters
  • sky pilots
  • vicars
  • votaries

deacons

  • Holy Joes
  • abbots
  • archbishops
  • archpriests
  • bishops
  • chaplains
  • churchmen
  • clergymen
  • clergypersons
  • clergywomen
  • clericals
  • clerics
  • clerks
  • confessors
  • curates
  • deaconesses
  • deans
  • diocesans
  • divines
  • dominies
  • ecclesiastics
  • evangelists
  • fathers
  • friars
  • high priestesses
  • high priests
  • mendicants
  • ministers
  • missionaries
  • missioners
  • missionizers
  • monastics
  • monks
  • monsignori
  • monsignors
  • oblates
  • padres
  • parsons
  • pastors
  • popes
  • preachers
  • prelates
  • presbyters
  • priestesses
  • priests
  • rectors
  • religious
  • reverends
  • revivalists
  • shepherds
  • sky pilots
  • vicars

padres

  • Holy Joes
  • abbots
  • archbishops
  • archpriests
  • bishops
  • chaplains
  • churchmen
  • clergymen
  • clergypersons
  • clergywomen
  • clericals
  • clerics
  • clerks
  • confessors
  • curates
  • deaconesses
  • deacons
  • deans
  • diocesans
  • divines
  • dominies
  • ecclesiastics
  • evangelists
  • fathers
  • friars
  • high priestesses
  • high priests
  • mendicants
  • ministers
  • missionaries
  • missioners
  • missionizers
  • monastics
  • monks
  • monsignori
  • monsignors
  • oblates
  • parsons
  • pastors
  • popes
  • preachers
  • prelates
  • presbyters
  • priestesses
  • priests
  • rectors
  • religious
  • reverends
  • revivalists
  • shepherds
  • sky pilots
  • vicars

abbots

  • Holy Joes
  • archbishops
  • archpriests
  • bishops
  • chaplains
  • churchmen
  • clergymen
  • clergypersons
  • clergywomen
  • clericals
  • clerics
  • clerks
  • confessors
  • curates
  • deaconesses
  • deacons
  • deans
  • diocesans
  • divines
  • dominies
  • ecclesiastics
  • evangelists
  • fathers
  • friars
  • high priestesses
  • high priests
  • mendicants
  • ministers
  • missionaries
  • missioners
  • missionizers
  • monastics
  • monks
  • monsignori
  • monsignors
  • oblates
  • padres
  • parsons
  • pastors
  • popes
  • preachers
  • prelates
  • presbyters
  • priestesses
  • priests
  • rectors
  • religious
  • reverends
  • revivalists
  • shepherds
  • sky pilots
  • vicars

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