woman of the cloth
woman of the cloth noun: a female member of the clergy.
Noun
woman of the cloth (plural women of the cloth)
- A female member of the clergy.
- What many didn’t know at the time is that this incredible woman of the cloth had left the side of her own ailing mother to do what she felt was the only thing she could do: confess the sins of her predecessors, beg for forgiveness of those wronged, and, in so doing, help to heal the wounds of a...2020 July 24, Karen Gibson, “This precious moment of healing”, in Church Times
- “I can’t quite get my head round the idea that Vennells is a woman of the cloth,” Camilla Long wrote in The Sunday Times: “A priest who’s paid £700,000 a year? Who’s then perfectly happy to sit by while thousands of her own employees are persecuted, arrested, slung in jail, or, in at least four...2024 May 31, “Press: Vennells appears in the court of the columnists”, in Church Times
- Synonyms:
- clergywoman
Synonyms of woman of the cloth
Forms of woman of the cloth
| plural | women of the cloth |
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Questions about woman of the cloth
- What does woman of the cloth mean?
- Woman of the cloth means a female member of the clergy.
- What part of speech is woman of the cloth?
- Woman of the cloth is a noun.
- What is the plural of woman of the cloth?
- The plural of woman of the cloth is women of the cloth.
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