/ɪˌkliːziˈæstɪk/
NOUN
A person ordained or officially appointed to perform religious duties in a church.
A person who serves as an ordained minister or religious official in a Christian church.
A high-ranking religious leader who holds an important position of authority within a church hierarchy.
ADJECTIVE
Of or pertaining to a church, its institutions, clergy, doctrines, or religious practices.
Describing matters connected with the organization, governance, hierarchy, or official authority of a church.
Describing roles, responsibilities, clothing, or activities associated with ordained ministers and church leadership.
Describing something associated with religious worship, sacred traditions, church teachings, or spiritual practices.