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vicar

/ˈvaɪkər/ noun · British & US
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What does vicar mean?

noun

A priest or clergyman in charge of a parish, especially in the Church of England. A person who acts as a deputy or substitute for another.

Example

"The vicar of the local church was a kind and wise man who helped the community in many ways."

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