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Definition of minister
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of minister is as below...
Minister
(n.) A
servant;
a
subordinate;
an
officer
or
assistant
of
inferior
rank;
hence,
an
agent,
an
instrument..
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Dispensation
::
Dispensation
(n.) A
system
of
principles,
promises,
and rules
ordained
and
administered;
scheme;
economy;
as, the
Patriarchal,
Mosaic,
and
Christian
dispensations..
Ministrant
::
Ministrant
(a.)
Performing
service
as a
minister;
attendant
on
service;
acting
under
command;
subordinate.
Clergy
::
Clergy
(n.) The body of men set
apart,
by due
ordination,
to the
service
of God, in the
Christian
church,
in
distinction
from the
laity;
in
England,
usually
restricted
to the
ministers
of the
Established
Church..
Militarism
::
Militarism
(n.) A
military
state or
condition;
reliance
on
military
force in
administering
government;
a
military
system.
Administer
::
Administer
(v. t.) To
settle,
as the
estate
of one who dies
without
a will, or whose will fails of an
executor..
Ministerial
::
Ministerial
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
ministry
or
service;
serving;
attendant.
Excellency
::
Excellency
(n.) A title of honor given to
certain
high
dignitaries,
esp. to
viceroys,
ministers,
and
ambassadors,
to
English
colonial
governors,
etc. It was
formerly
sometimes
given to kings and
princes..
Dispense
::
Dispense
(v. t.) To
apply,
as laws to
particular
cases;
to
administer;
to
execute;
to
manage;
to
direct..
Plot
::
Plot (v. i.) To form a
scheme
of
mischief
against
another,
especially
against
a
government
or those who
administer
it; to
conspire..
Ministerial
::
Ministerial
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to the
office
of a
minister
or to the
ministry
as a body,
whether
civil or
sacerdotal..
Versicle
::
Versicle
(n.) A
little
verse;
especially,
a short verse or text said or sung in
public
worship
by the
priest
or
minister,
and
followed
by a
response
from the
people..
Hierarchy
::
Hierarchy
(n.) A form of
government
administered
in the
church
by
patriarchs,
metropolitans,
archbishops,
bishops,
and, in an
inferior
degree,
by
priests..
Voir Dire
::
Voir dire () An oath
administered
to a
witness,
usually
before
being sworn in
chief,
requiring
him to speak the
truth,
or make true
answers
in
reference
to
matters
inquired
of, to
ascertain
his
competency
to give
evidence..
Minister
::
Minister
(n.) One who
serves
at the
altar;
one who
performs
sacerdotal
duties;
the
pastor
of a
church
duly
authorized
or
licensed
to
preach
the
gospel
and
administer
the
sacraments.
Messenger
::
Messenger
(n.) A
person
appointed
to
perform
certain
ministerial
duties
under
bankrupt
and
insolvent
laws, such as to take
charge
og the
estate
of the
bankrupt
or
insolvent..
Luxurious
::
Luxurious
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
luxury;
ministering
to
luxury;
supplied
with the
conditions
of
luxury;
as, a
luxurious
life; a
luxurious
table;
luxurious
ease..
Exhibition
::
Exhibition
(n.) The act of
administering
a
remedy.
Minister
::
Minister
(n.) One to whom the
sovereign
or
executive
head of a
government
intrusts
the
management
of
affairs
of
state,
or some
department
of such
affairs..
Fuero
::
Fuero (n.) A place where
justice
is
administered.
Administer
::
Administer
(v. t.) To
apply,
as
medicine
or a
remedy;
to give, as a dose or
something
beneficial
or
suitable.
Extended
to a blow, a
reproof,
etc..
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