Spiritual

Spiritual synonyms

Conventual compare Spiritual and Conventual
cenobite compare Spiritual and cenobite
regular compare Spiritual and regular
black friar compare Spiritual and black friar
general compare Spiritual and general
canon compare Spiritual and canon
monk compare Spiritual and monk
abbot compare Spiritual and abbot
literate compare Spiritual and literate
primitive compare Spiritual and primitive
deaconess compare Spiritual and deaconess
predicant compare Spiritual and predicant
clerical compare Spiritual and clerical
chapel compare Spiritual and chapel
cleric compare Spiritual and cleric
blackcoat compare Spiritual and blackcoat
canonical compare Spiritual and canonical
Catholic compare Spiritual and Catholic
deacon compare Spiritual and deacon
sectarian compare Spiritual and sectarian
evangelical compare Spiritual and evangelical
Angelic compare Spiritual and Angelic
parson compare Spiritual and parson
religieux compare Spiritual and religieux
consistent compare Spiritual and consistent
Mother Superior compare Spiritual and Mother Superior
josser compare Spiritual and josser
parochial compare Spiritual and parochial
minster compare Spiritual and minster
familiar compare Spiritual and familiar
diocesan compare Spiritual and diocesan
class compare Spiritual and class
convent compare Spiritual and convent
peasant compare Spiritual and peasant
ministerial compare Spiritual and ministerial
man of the cloth compare Spiritual and man of the cloth
mortuary compare Spiritual and mortuary
Orthodox compare Spiritual and Orthodox
miserere compare Spiritual and miserere
boor compare Spiritual and boor
rational compare Spiritual and rational
clergyman compare Spiritual and clergyman
staple compare Spiritual and staple
noble compare Spiritual and noble
Charismatic compare Spiritual and Charismatic
fast compare Spiritual and fast
exclusive compare Spiritual and exclusive
strip compare Spiritual and strip
station compare Spiritual and station
dominie compare Spiritual and dominie

Spiritual definitions

noun

  • A member of a branch of the Franciscan order that advocated simple dress and renounced the owning of property.