Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
vicar
noun
/ˈvɪkər/
Definition
A vicar is a clergy member in certain branches of the Christian church, often serving in a parish and acting as a representative of a bishop.
Examples
- The vicar led the Sunday service with great enthusiasm.
- As a vicar, he was responsible for the spiritual guidance of his congregation.
- The vicar organized several community events to engage with local residents.
Meaning
The term vicar refers to a priest or minister who has specific duties within a church community, usually overseeing the spiritual and administrative responsibilities of a parish.
Synonyms
- clergyman
- pastor
- minister
- rector
- priest
