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Meanings of reverend in English
Usage of reverend in English
1
I just need you to help the reverend out of the car.
2
Evans, esquire, of West Bromwich; the reverend T. Clarke, of Hull; S.P.
3
For the reverend doctor nothing has changed, nor can there be change.
4
Something reverend in his general effect accentuated his difference from his companion.
5
An ancient and reverend figure stood in the doorway to meet them.
6
I think the great-grandson, Mark Mayes, is coming to visit the reverend.
7
The two men arranged a secret meeting at the reverend's Chicago home.
8
And I, reverend father; will listen to and follow your good advice.
9
When I had buried the reverend gentleman I heard the cock crowing.
10
The chief and many Indians were there to meet the reverend father.
11
And in one thing more I will not imitate my reverend opponents.
12
The reverend gentleman hit upon yet another means of helping the poor.
13
And Timothy, once reverend, caught the fish and chopped down the trees.
14
As a reverend, why was this inclusive message important to your music?
15
To see multitudes of well-appearing people all joining in one reverend act.
16
The reverend father knows well what I hold and what I teach.
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Reverend through the time
Reverend across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common