Clerical Definition
 klĕrĭ-kəl 
    adjective
  
 Relating to office clerks or their work.
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Relating to the clergy or one of its members.
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Favoring clericalism.
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    noun
  
 A member of the clergy.
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Clerics' garments.
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A person who favors clericalism.
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Other Word Forms of Clerical
Noun
Singular:
 clericalPlural:
 clericalsOrigin of Clerical
- From Late Latin clēricālis (“clerical”), from clēricus (“clergyman, priest”). - From Wiktionary 
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