/ˈrevərənd/
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Translation
A title for a Christian priest or minister, used before their name.
Word origin
From Latin reverendus, meaning worthy of deep respect.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- reverendus
- English cognates
- reverence
Examples
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"Reverend" goes before the name, like a title.
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With "the", it names the person who leads the church.
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You can also use it alone when you speak to the person.
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