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. Michael Berry:

   This is not only a great day for Chaplain Modder, but for every American who supports religious freedom in our military.

2. Larry Bazer:

   It really has been a major stress on our chaplain corps - just to be there as their chaplain, overall folks are good, but folks are tired. I think our faith gives us that extra strength to keep us going — it’s that spiritual adrenaline push.

3. 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.

4. 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.

5. Liberty Institute President Kelly Shackelford:

   We always knew that when the facts came to light, the Navy would exonerate Chaplain Modder, religious liberty is our first freedom and essential for our men and women in uniform.