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more rabbinical synonyms

Trying to find another word for more rabbinical in English? No problem. Our thesaurus contains synonyms of more rabbinical in 22 different contexts. We have listed all the similar and related words for more rabbinical alphabetically.

  • canonical
  • churchly
  • cleric
  • ecclesiastic
  • ecclesiastical
  • episcopal
  • holy
  • ministerial
  • monastic
  • monkish
  • papal
  • parsonical
  • parsonish
  • pastoral
  • pontifical
  • prelatic
  • approved
  • authoritative
  • authorized
  • lawful
  • legal
  • official
  • orthodox
  • received
  • sanctioned
  • sound
  • statutory
  • churchlike
  • churchy
  • ecclesiastic
  • ecclesiastical
  • holy
  • religious
  • chaplain
  • churchman
  • churchwoman
  • clergyman
  • clergywoman
  • clerical
  • divine
  • ecclesiastic
  • father
  • minister
  • parson
  • priest
  • rabbi
  • reverend
  • abbot
  • chaplain
  • cleric
  • divine
  • minister
  • parson
  • pastor
  • preacher
  • prelate
  • priest
  • reverend
  • clerical
  • diaconal
  • episcopal
  • holy
  • ministerial
  • orthodox
  • parochial
  • pastoral
  • religious
  • sectarian
  • spiritual
  • apostolic
  • canonical
  • churchly
  • cleric
  • ecclesiastic
  • ecclesiastical
  • holy
  • ministerial
  • monastic
  • monkish
  • papal
  • parsonical
  • parsonish
  • pastoral
  • pontifical
  • prelatic
  • angelic
  • believing
  • blessed
  • chaste
  • clean
  • consecrated
  • dedicated
  • devoted
  • devotional
  • devout
  • divine
  • faithful
  • faultless
  • glorified
  • god-fearing
  • godlike
  • ascetic
  • austere
  • celibate
  • contemplative
  • monkish
  • oblate
  • reclusive
  • secluded
  • solitary
  • apostolic
  • canonical
  • churchly
  • cleric
  • ecclesiastic
  • ecclesiastical
  • episcopal
  • holy
  • ministerial
  • monastic
  • papal
  • parsonical
  • parsonish
  • pastoral
  • pontifical
  • prelatic
  • apostolic
  • papistic
  • pontifical
  • apostolic
  • canonical
  • churchly
  • cleric
  • ecclesiastic
  • ecclesiastical
  • episcopal
  • holy
  • ministerial
  • monastic
  • monkish
  • papal
  • parsonish
  • pastoral
  • pontifical
  • prelatic
  • apostolic
  • canonical
  • churchly
  • cleric
  • ecclesiastic
  • ecclesiastical
  • episcopal
  • holy
  • ministerial
  • monastic
  • monkish
  • papal
  • parsonical
  • pastoral
  • pontifical
  • prelatic
  • agrarian
  • agrestic
  • arcadian
  • bucolic
  • countrified
  • country
  • idyllic
  • outland
  • provincial
  • rural
  • rustic
  • simple
  • sylvan
  • apostolic
  • papistic
  • pontifical
  • arrogant
  • dogmatic
  • overbearing
  • papal
  • pompous
  • pretentious
  • puffy
  • apostolic
  • canonical
  • churchly
  • cleric
  • ecclesiastic
  • ecclesiastical
  • episcopal
  • holy
  • ministerial
  • monastic
  • monkish
  • papal
  • parsonical
  • parsonish
  • pastoral
  • pontifical
  • apostolic
  • canonical
  • churchly
  • cleric
  • ecclesiastic
  • ecclesiastical
  • episcopal
  • holy
  • ministerial
  • monastic
  • monkish
  • papal
  • parsonical
  • parsonish
  • pastoral
  • pontifical
  • apostolic
  • canonical
  • churchly
  • cleric
  • ecclesiastic
  • ecclesiastical
  • episcopal
  • holy
  • ministerial
  • monastic
  • monkish
  • papal
  • parsonical
  • parsonish
  • pastoral
  • pontifical
  • apostolic
  • clerical
  • ministerial
  • priestly
  • sacred
  • angelic
  • cherished
  • consecrated
  • divine
  • enshrined
  • godly
  • hallowed
  • numinous
  • pious
  • pure
  • religious
  • revered
  • sacramental
  • saintly
  • sanctified
  • solemn
  • apostolic
  • canonical
  • churchly
  • cleric
  • ecclesiastic
  • ecclesiastical
  • episcopal
  • holy
  • ministerial
  • monastic
  • monkish
  • papal
  • parsonical
  • parsonish
  • pastoral
  • pontifical

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