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Meanings of vicar in English
Usage of vicar in English
1
The good vicar's name I took, of course, out of my Crockford.
2
When the vicar repeated the words, Lucien swallowed before uttering a reply.
3
This is evidently from a responsible person, the vicar of the place.
4
Then the vicar praised as the highest of all Christian virtues: humility.
5
The vicar explained passages from the Bible and heard verses of hymns.
6
But while it represented the parish, it left the vicar quite outside.
7
I have thought of going to the vicar and risking their powers.
8
The vicar had of course heard nothing of the discovery as yet.
9
The vicar interposed with a harmless remark about the flight of years.
10
The vicar had dined at the hall while she had been there.
11
But having told the tale the vicar was again seized with compunction.
12
In consequence, I do not consider it convenient to oppose his vicar.
13
And when it was ready, the vicar took it like a lamb.
14
She was the daughter of the Reverend Stephen Fytche, vicar of Louth.
15
Why, only yesterday the vicar of the parish was dining with her.
16
Gubser had hardly changed, had if anything become more dignified and vicar-like.
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Translations for vicar
Portuguese
Spanish
Catalan
Vicar through the time
Vicar across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Less common
United States of America
Rare