Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

monsignor

noun
/mɒnˈsɪnjɔːr/
Definition
An honorific title granted to certain members of the clergy in the Roman Catholic Church.
Examples
  • Father John was elevated to the rank of monsignor for his dedication to the parish.
  • The monsignor addressed the congregation with warmth and authority.
Meaning
Monsignor is a title given to a priest in the Catholic Church who has been honored for his service and distinguished contributions.
Synonyms
  • Reverend
  • Cleric
  • Priest