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Meanings of chaplain in English
Minister of a religious tradition who is attached to an institution.
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Usage of chaplain in English
1
Major Danby skipped away from the chaplain and hesitated a moment longer.
2
The other gentleman in plain clothes was the chaplain of the ship.
3
Everyone in the garrison came-eventhe chaplain was here during the supper.
4
Leeds's honorary humanist chaplain had been in place for about a year.
5
He asked for the presence of a chaplain; the request was refused.
6
And I don't know, chaplain, whether or not that's an appointed position.
7
He was alone in the vault with the chaplain and two aides-de-camp.
8
The mental health officer and the chaplain were right; you have problems.
9
He found a retreat as chaplain in the house of the Hon.
10
The chaplain was in the middle of a prayer when she struck.
11
The chaplain was holding a service over his body in the hut.
12
He was chaplain in a brigade under General Putnam for a time.
13
Tells about the heroic actions of the company's young Catholic chaplain, Capt.
14
The chaplain had informed the principal of the substance of Shuffles' confession.
15
The exercises commenced with a prayer by the chaplain of the regiment.
16
The chaplain examined them a while; he then took off his coat.
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