Synonyms for chaplain
ˈtʃæp lɪnchap·lain

Princeton's WordNet

1. chaplainnoun

   a clergyman ministering to some institution

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1. • Clergyman

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1. List of paraphrases for "chaplain":

   chaplains, chaplaincy, padre, preacher

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1. Kelly Shackelford:

   For this Navy to bar a chaplain from comforting and ministering to sailors and families is a reprehensible violation of religious freedom and common human decency.

2. Nathan Raab:

   That meant so much to soldiers in hospitals. lincoln feels a great deal of depression, and to see him being approached by this chaplain who just wanted to help, you really get the feeling of these two men side by side, working for the betterment of the country, regardless of what it meant for them.

3. Michael Berry:

   I believe some of what the lieutenant has alleged could constitute a military crime – false statements – taking what the chaplain said and twisting or misconstruing it – in an attempt to get the chaplain punished, he abused the position he was placed in as a chaplain’s assistant.

4. Chaplain Modder:

   The military now wants a 2.0 chaplain instead of a legacy chaplain, they want a chaplain to accommodate policy that contradicts Scripture.

5. Chaplain Cizek:

   I went to seminary, graduating in 2001 while serving in the reserves and later joined the Air Force as a chaplain endorsed by the Lutheran Church Missouri Synod, i commissioned as a chaplain in 2007 because I wanted to use my military experience to serve our great men and women in uniform.