prebendary

/ˈpriːbɛndəri/

Definitions

1. noun

A clergyman who holds a prebend, a piece of land or an income allotted to him in his capacity as a member of a cathedral chapter.

“The prebendary of the cathedral played a significant role in the church’s decision-making process.”

Synonyms

  • clergyman
  • ecclesiastic
  • priest

Antonyms

  • layperson
  • nonclergy