noun
COLLOCATIONS FROM OTHER ENTRIES
high priest
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the high priest of modern jazz
woman priest/doctor etc (= a priest etc who is a woman )
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Ireland’s first woman president
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women artists
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ ADJECTIVE
anglican
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Here the boy met the first Anglican priest who interested him in religion.
catholic
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Hernandez has a friendly relationship with Champigny's Catholic priests and deacons.
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Spalding, after being warned of his peril by Catholic priest Father Brouillet, fled from the massacre to Lapwai.
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For example, in 1900 the United States had about 40, 000 Roman Catholic priests .
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So much for his promised imitation of a Catholic priest , she reflected bitterly.
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He denounced Catholic priests as foreign agents who should be killed on sight.
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Censorship, dictated by the military and Catholic priests , cut a lot.
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Anna had me baptized by a Catholic priest .
high
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This act of atonement was on behalf of the high priest and the priesthood generally.
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For millions of Nepali Hindus the brahmins are high priest and local butcher.
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And some high priests have told falsehoods.
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In the next scene they could be the high priest .
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The high priests and elders being still keen to press charges, Festus invited them to Caesarea to put their case.
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That, to the high priest of the sanctuary of Shiloh, is not the most important item of news.
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Even Government high priests are uneasy.
local
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Offenders were to be denied the sacrament by the local priest .
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One local priest has endured arrest and gone to court to obtain permission to conduct his sacrifices in public.
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Typical of them is our local priest , Don Marco.
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There may be a local priest or bishop to meet.
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So they call out the local Jesuit priest , he takes a good sniff and says it's haunted.
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There was the Nationalist Party, a weak organization for which local priests had to provide some kind of legitimation.
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One of their companies reached Ainaro, questioned the local priests and some natives, but did them no harm.
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On 4 July 1806 he passed away, the local priests and choir being present at his bedside for his spiritual comfort.
ordained
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There is an unconfirmed suggestion that Diaper was ordained priest in 1715.
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During this time he was ordained deacon and priest .
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He was ordained priest in 1851.
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The prayer opposite was composed last year by deacons on retreat before they were ordained priests and missionaries.
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In June 1846 Talbot was ordained priest by Wiseman at Oscott.
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In 1877 he was ordained priest and in 1878 took up his ministry in Wray-on-Windermere.
roman
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In the Roman Catholic Church priests are sometimes appointed to look after the needs of a particular ethnic group.
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A Roman Catholic priest who sexually abused a vulnerable parishioner was ordered to pay £64,000 damages to his victim.
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For example, in 1900 the United States had about 40, 000 Roman Catholic priests .
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Aristide, a left-wing Roman Catholic priest , had won by a landslide in the presidential elections on Dec. 16.
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Some were spies, and three Roman Catholic priests came in disguise.
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Mark, too, after the slightly disquieting observations about Roman Catholic priests , seemed to have removed himself from her.
young
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There was an old lady of Cork who took a young priest for a walk.
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The only benefit of the endeavor came when old Benjamin Franklin became a friend of the young priest .
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A young temple priest , not quite thirty, began to vomit blood.
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A young priest is with us for some of the time.
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He would be patient with this young priest .
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A registered nurse once. recorded her flyte with the sanatorium's young priest .
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The young priest ran into the rectory.
■ NOUN
jesuit
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So they call out the local Jesuit priest , he takes a good sniff and says it's haunted.
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Her brother Greg was a Jesuit priest , and she was drawn to the order because of its work with the poor.
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A Jesuit priest , Father Jon Cortina, started the search for missing children when the war ended in 1992.
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His geographically-based nomenclature was however superseded by that devised only a few years later by Giovanni Riccioli, a Jesuit priest .
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Thus Buddhism is enjoying a great flowering in the West at present; Jesuit priests are studying meditation from Zen practitioners.
parish
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I always warn my men that there's something of the scapegoat involved in the role of parish priest .
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And so she went to her parish priest and asked him what to do to save her marriage.
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He retired at Christmas, 1990, as parish priest of St Ignatius, Ossett, suffering from a chronic chest complaint.
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Arsenio Carrillo served as a parish priest at San Agust n from 1956 to 1963, and returned in 1969.
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He immersed himself in parish work and made himself indispensable to the overworked parish priest .
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Later she told her parish priest .
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He's a sort of diocesan works manager responsible to the bishop for the smooth running of the parish priests .
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That morning, she had been to Sealdah to meet the parish priest .
woman
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The Oxford Diocese overwhelmingly endorsed women priests in a poll last year.
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So why is he so opposed to women priests ?
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It will still progress without women priests and homosexuals.
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Although the first generation of women priests had to fight to assert their identity, those problems have been ironed out.
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When he soundly supported the principle of women priests they made him modify his statement.
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A decision on the ordination of women priests will be taken by the General Synod in November.
■ VERB
become
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It is not the first time that a pastor has become a priest .
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For instance, no blacks could become Mormon priests , right?
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The other two became priests - and yet still more lost to Protestantism.
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Before 1978, black members of the church were not able to become priests .
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They think that the Church would then become less dominated by priests .
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So the Mormons suddenly had a vision-blacks could now become priests .
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Though she never lived to see the day, six of her sons became priests and four of her daughters nuns.
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He planned to become a priest , but left the order shortly before being ordained.
ordain
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From her vantage point in Galway Cathedral she watched him ordain a priest into the celibate life.
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He returned to Forli as a newly ordained priest and founded there a new monastery for his order.
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After he served for a year as a deacon he was ordained as a priest .
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On the one hand, Mormonism was partially democratized in that virtually every adult male could be ordained a priest .
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Wilfred of York, and Bishop Haedda, who ordained him a priest .
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For a time he served as canon and treasurer of Salisbury Cathedral, having been ordained a priest several years before.
PHRASES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
the incumbent president/priest/government etc
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At the same time, as the incumbent President, he is also answerable for the state of the nation.
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Efficiency is the principle that voters ought to be able to assess the responsibility of and exercise control over the incumbent government.
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Labour would then benefit from the extra coverage given to the incumbent government.
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Like Clinton 12 years later, he possessed in volume what the incumbent president, Jimmy Carter, lacked.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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Do we run out and call the priest or rabbi?
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Father Matthew Connor was not a modern priest .
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For instance, no blacks could become Mormon priests, right?
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For the first time in my life I could not confess all my sins to the priest .
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Garvey says his machine tends to be a little more heavy-handed with the Hail Marys than your average priest .
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It was the priest who examined the wound after three days to see whether it had healed.
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Marquez has been a priest for over twenty years.
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The women liked to go there, but the priests were the first to die.