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Very Reverend

Very Reverend noun: an honorific style used primarily in Christian clergy contexts for certain senior or distinguished priests or ministers, usually ofa rank higher than Reverend, but typically below Right Reverend or Most Reverend.

Noun

Very Reverend (plural Very Reverends)

  1. An honorific style used primarily in Christian clergy contexts for certain senior or distinguished priests or ministers, usually ofa rank higher than Reverend, but typically below Right Reverend or Most Reverend.

Forms of Very Reverend

pluralVery Reverends

Questions about Very Reverend

What does Very Reverend mean?
Very Reverend means an honorific style used primarily in Christian clergy contexts for certain senior or distinguished priests or ministers, usually ofa rank higher than Reverend, but typically below Right Reverend or Most Reverend.
What part of speech is Very Reverend?
Very Reverend is a noun.
What is the plural of Very Reverend?
The plural of Very Reverend is Very Reverends.

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