parsons

The word “parsons” has 2 syllables: par-sons

It's pronounced as /ˈpɑːrsənz/


What is synonym and antonym for parsons?

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

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


Synonyms for parsons

  • 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
  • holy joes
  • mendicants
  • ministers
  • missionaries
  • missioners
  • missionizers
  • monastics
  • monks
  • monsignori
  • monsignors
  • oblates
  • padres
  • pastors
  • popes
  • preachers
  • prelates
  • presbyters
  • priestesses
  • priests
  • rectors
  • religious
  • reverends
  • revivalists
  • shepherds
  • sky pilots
  • vicars

Antonyms for parsons

Meanings of parsons

  • noun
    1. An Anglican cleric having full legal control of a parish under ecclesiastical law; a rector.
    2. A Protestant minister.

Example Sentences

  • The parsons in the village often gathered to discuss community matters.
  • The parsons led the ceremony with great reverence and respect.
  • The church invited several parsons from nearby towns to attend the special service.
  • The parsons of different denominations worked together on charitable initiatives.
  • During the meeting, the parsons spoke about the importance of unity in the community.

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

Make sure to choose synonyms and antonyms that are appropriate for the context of the sentence.

Related Words

abbesses

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  • 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

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

oblates

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

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

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

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