Reverend in Latin
Reverend in Latin is Reverendus — Reverend means deserving deep respect, especially used as a title before a clergy member's name.
Reverend in Latin
Reverendus
(Christianity) A title indicating respect, prefixed to the names of Christian clergy.
What does "Reverend" mean?
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adj Deserving deep respect, especially used as a title before a clergy member's name.
"The Reverend Susan Clarke will lead the service."
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noun A member of the Christian clergy, especially as a title.
"The esteemed reverend will enlighten us with a sermon on reconciliation."
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Reverend in a sentence
- The Reverend Susan Clarke will lead the service.
- The Reverend James Hall welcomed everyone to the church on Sunday morning.
- The esteemed reverend will enlighten us with a sermon on reconciliation.
- The reverend visited every family in the parish during Advent.
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What is "Reverend" in Latin?
"Reverend" in Latin is Reverendus. Reverend means: Deserving deep respect, especially used as a title before a clergy member's name.
How do you use "Reverend" in a sentence?
Example: "The Reverend Susan Clarke will lead the service." In Latin, "Reverend" is Reverendus.
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