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Meanings of clergywoman in anglès
Member of the clergy of a religion.
Related terms
Usage of clergywoman in anglès
1
And he is at this moment with the clergywoman and the tinker-mother.
2
She seemed to have been at the inn with the clergywoman, and was telling the tinker-mother the result.
3
The clergywoman spoke with such vehemence that Sybil answered directly, "I know his grandmother"-andthen suddenly stopped herself.
4
As we crept forward, the clergywoman got up from where she was kneeling amongst the flowers, and laid her hand on the young gentleman's arm.
5
("It's the clergywoman," whispered Mrs. Hedgehog excitedly, "and I must and will see her."
6
"I does not, so far, my daughter; though I think the young clergywoman speaks very convincingly about it."
Frequent collocations
Translations for clergywoman
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Clergywoman through the time