How to pronounce vicar
Vicar
Pronounce Vicar as V IY K AH R.
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Phonetic transcription for vicar
- Traditional IPA Phonetic transcription of vicar: | vɪkær |
- Modern IPA Phonetic transcription of vicar: | vɪcær |
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Meanings for vicar
a priest of the Church of England who oversees a particular church and the area that surrounds it
vicar(noun)a Roman Catholic priest who acts for another higher-ranking clergyman
vicar(noun)(Episcopal Church) a clergyman in charge of a chapel
vicar(noun)(Church of England) a clergyman appointed to act as priest of a parish
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Example Sentences of vicar
The vicar wore drab clothing.
Antonyms for vicar
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Vicar in different languages
- εφημέριος Greek
- apupappi pastori sijainen Finnish
- vicario Italian
- כּוֹהֵןformer Hebrew
- pastoor Dutch
- sogneprest Norwegian
- vigário Portuguese
- приходской священник викарий наме́стник Russian
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