Monsignor
noun pl. Monsignors
- a title given to certain dignitaries of the Roman Catholic Church
- a person who has this title
See Monsignor in American Heritage Dictionary 4
also mon·si·gnor (mŏn-sēnˈyər)
noun Roman Catholic Church - A title and an office conferred on a male cleric by a pope.
- Abbr. Msgr. or Mgr. Used as a form of address prefixed to the name of such a cleric.
Related Forms:
- Monˌsi·gnorˈi·al (mŏnˌsēn-yôrˈē-əl, -yōrˈ-) adjective
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