What is another word for vicarage?
Pronunciation:
[ vˈɪkaɹɪd͡ʒ], [ vˈɪkaɹɪdʒ], [ v_ˈɪ_k_a_ɹ_ɪ_dʒ]
Synonyms for Vicarage:
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n.
• ministry • religious building Other synonyms:
Other relevant words:
- Casa ,
- Country seat ,
- Pastorage ,
- abode ,
- adobe house ,
- advowson ,
- benefice ,
- building ,
- care of souls ,
- charge ,
- church house ,
- cliff dwelling ,
- consulate ,
- country house ,
- curacy ,
- cure ,
- dacha ,
- domicile ,
- dwelling ,
- dwelling house ,
- edifice ,
- embassy ,
- erection ,
- fabric ,
- farm ,
- farmhouse ,
- glebe ,
- glebe house ,
- habitation ,
- hall ,
- home ,
- house ,
- houseboat ,
- incumbency ,
- lake dwelling ,
- living ,
- lodge ,
- manor house ,
- ministry ,
- pastorate ,
- penthouse ,
- prelacy ,
- presbytery ,
- presidential palace ,
- ranch house ,
- residence ,
- roof ,
- skyscraper ,
- sod house ,
- split-level ,
- structure ,
- town house ,
- vicarages ,
- vicariate .
How to use "Vicarage" in context?
Did you ever wonder what a vicarage actually is? Essentially, a vicarage is a religious house in which a clergyman lives and conducts services. While not all vicarages are attached to a church, most churches throughout England and Wales have a vicarage. A vicarage is also commonly associated with a parish priest. A clergyman who lives in a vicarage is usually considered to be in a tenured position, which means that he has been in the same position for a set period of time and is not subject to any possibility of dismissal.
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