priest
/priːst/Definitions
1. noun
A person authorized to perform or assist in performing religious rites, especially a member of the clergy in a Christian church.
“The priest led the congregation in prayer during the ceremony.”
2. noun
A person who practices a particular profession or activity, especially one that involves guidance or healing.
“The meditation class was led by a wise and experienced priest.”
3. verb
To ordain or make someone a priest, or to appoint someone to a high position of authority.
“She was priested as the new leader of the company.”