Antonyms for rabbi
ˈræb aɪrab·bi

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1. • Hebrew
   • Spiritual Leader
   • Title

Princeton's WordNet

1. rabbinoun

   spiritual leader of a Jewish congregation; qualified to expound and apply Jewish law

2. Rabbinoun

   a Hebrew title of respect for a Jewish scholar or teacher

How to use rabbi in a sentence?

1. The Rabbi:

   The Rabbi i ’m 75 years old, blind in one eye and have a cataract in the other. I don’t think I ’d hire me as a killer.

2. Robert Schapiro:

   But at the same time, if I’m president of the United States, no church, synagogue or mosque is going to lose its tax-exempt status because the tenets of their faith do not allow them to perform a same-sex marriage. there is nothing under our law that compels a rabbi, minister or pastor of any kind to perform a marriage that that person doesn’t want to perform.

3. Robert Stahl:

   Rabbi Epstein still firmly believes that he was protecting women's rights and was protecting the agunahs and the families.

4. Mike Pence:

   I'm privileged to be joined today by a leader in the Jewish Community here in Michigan who's kind enough to join us today. I thought it might be appropriate if Rabbi Loren Jacobs would come out from Shema Yisrael Synagogue and offer a word of prayer for the fallen, for their families, and for our nation.

5. Rabbi David Wolpe:

   A number of years ago, I heard Rabbi Wolpe tell a story of a man asking God when God would send someone to save their city. God replied I did. I sent you. What is this story? and who was talking to God?

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