Definition

A clergyman or minister, often in a position of authority, or a term used to refer to a lord or master.

Example

The domine of the church delivered a powerful sermon last Sunday.

Conversation

Did you know that the local church has a new domine now?

Really? I heard the last one was there for years!

Yeah, they say this new domine has some fresh ideas for the community.

That sounds interesting! I can't wait to see what changes he brings.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

**Domine** → It originates from Latin "dominus" (meaning lord or master). The word "domine" is a vocative form used to address a lord or master directly, often in a religious context. It signifies a respectful or reverent address to someone in authority.

Memory Tip

Imagine addressing someone as a 'lord' or 'master' — that's what 'domine' means when you call upon someone with respect.

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