Synonyms for Ministers:

• n.

  •clergy people (noun)
  • chaplains,
  • brethren,
  • rectors,
  • curates,
  • preachers,
  • Clergymen,
  • novices,
  • priors,
  • ecclesiastics,
  • Missionaries,
  • pilgrims,
  • nuns,
  • sisters,
  • Fathers,
  • abbesses,
  • pastors,
  • prioresses,
  • clerics,
  • abbots,
  • archdeacons,
  • archbishops,
  • priests,
  • popes,
  • canons,
  • vicars,
  • bishops,
  • evangelists,
  • monks,
  • friars,
  • prelates,
  • cardinals,
  • reverends.

• v.

  •aids (verb)
  • encourages,
  • fosters,
  • aids,
  • sustains,
  • benefits,
  • attends,
  • abets,
  • facilitates,
  • relieves,
  • Mothers,
  • helps,
  • serves,
  • funds,
  • supports,
  • assists,
  • motivates,
  • tends,
  • endows.

• Other synonyms:

  •Other relevant words:
  • delegates,
  • makes,
  • co-operates,
  • operates,
  • officials,
  • Deputies,
  • shepherds,
  • distributes,
  • befriends,
  • contributes,
  • Functionaries,
  • manages,
  • ambassadors,
  • subserves,
  • messengers,
  • furnishes,
  • agents,
  • conduces,
  • applies,
  • baptizes,
  • parsons,
  • ministering,
  • provides,
  • secretary,
  • renders,
  • divines,
  • minister,
  • satisfies,
  • section head,
  • presbyters,
  • affords,
  • cares,
  • presidents,
  • celebrants,
  • clergy,
  • supplies,
  • Secretaries,
  • services,
  • envoys,
  • intervenes,
  • administers,
  • executives,
  • chancellors.

Paraphrases for Ministers:

• Equivalence

  • Proper noun, plural
    minsters, ministres.

• Reverse Entailment

  • Proper noun, singular
    premiers, ministerial-level, chancellor.
  • Noun, plural
    co-ministers, ministerial, chiefs.

• Independent

  • Cardinal number
    1994, 15.
  • Adjective
    prime.
  • Proper noun, singular
    interministerial, interdepartmental, inter-ministerial, governmental, primer, co-chairpersons, leaders, authorisation, incumbent, incumbents, Sharon, owners, involvement, december, second, october, elders, there, charter, participants, association, co-chairs, accountable, participation, enclosure, delegate, delegates, non-proliferation, openness, privy, no., organs, opening, MRT, Them, cohesion, Their, expert, experts, pervez, rev, continuation, keynote, continuing, taxation, appendix, america, european, banks, wise, PRI, Delegated, pursuit, cm, concerned, nuclear, status, voting, events, legal, meetings, violation, bank, Vlad, -rrb-, breach, ', They, zaken, accord, discussion, schedule, Were, uganda, who, are, P, have, tax, c., Has, ministre, union, vote, VOTES, *, ?, Bodies, +, focus, 1997, chairman, Chairmen, prime, chief, chiefs, ministro.
  • Noun, plural
    representatives, authorities, speakers, terms, administrations, relations, managers, priests, matters, magistrates, servants, directors, Deputies, justices, statements, conditions, keepers, officers, declarations, counsellors, portfolios, preachers, Consultations, pastoralists, sectors, scenarios, clerics, pastors, peers, makers, L, prosecutors, herders, positions, provinces, officials, Rights, Guidelines, talks, guests, brussels, things, judges, statistics, issues, vicars, Organizations, points, perpetrators, Parents, questions, posts, communiques, Judgments, held, aspects, shepherds, decisions, abroad, Areas, forces, clergy, colleagues, holding, Efforts, levels, Conferences, conflicts, men, discussions, actions, wallets, dialogues, problems, Activities, facts, 2003, =, cases, leaders, participants, co-chairs, enclosure, delegates, banks, status, meetings, -rrb-, have, VOTES, ?, Chairmen.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    agreement, adviser, resolution, expertise, response, aftermath, crime, planning, decision, today, course, role, interdepartmental, analysis, research, step, year, change, formula, attention, war, primer, discussion, ministre, chief.
  • Verb, past tense
    committed, agreed, approved, said, held.
  • Verb, gerund or present participle
    Including.
  • Verb, past participle
    endorsed, Discussed, approved, prepared, adopted, Passed, held, taken.
  • Verb, base form
    improve, continue, answer, create.

• Other Related

  • Adjective
    ministerial, ministerial-level.
  • Proper noun, plural
    ministries.
  • Proper noun, singular
    minster, ministry, ministries, ministerial, president, presidents.
  • Noun, plural
    ministry, ministries, presidents.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    minster, ministry, ministerial.
  • Adverb
    minister.

Ministers Sentence Examples:

• The Minister of Marine has besides addressed a very kind letter to myself, and I have also had the like honor shown me by the other Ministers.

• A great many people, she noticed, talked at length about it; women in their best wraps and with expensive little prayer books left the hotels for various Sunday morning services, and ministers came in later for tea.

Homophones for Ministers:

• Ming Tree, Mens Store, ministry, muster, musketeer, messidor, moisture, make water, mixture, minster, manchester, mister, mouse deer, monastery, master, monster, mango tree, muenster, mystery, mass hysteria, musk deer, musketry, mastery, megathere, myocastor, mycteria, Masseter, maestro, monstera.