noun
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ ADJECTIVE
ordained
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He said: When you are ordained deacon you have arrived.
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During this time he was ordained deacon and priest.
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He was ordained deacon in 1833 and priest in 1834.
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Diaper was ordained deacon in Wells on 19 June 1709, and served subsequently as curate in Brent in the same diocese.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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During this time he was ordained deacon and priest.
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Hernandez has a friendly relationship with Champigny's Catholic priests and deacons.
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No one questions the lives of the unmarried deacons.
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Straightening up for a second time, Anna thought Isobel looked more like a librarian than a deacon .
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The same man apparently also posed as a deacon at a nearby Catholic parish but fled when confronted.
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Thomas of Canterbury was in Touraine, he promoted his companion, Avertinus, to deacon .
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Usually I end up with old men, pensioners, church deacons.