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rabbi

[rab-ee] / ˈræb i /
NOUN
clergyman
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The first begins as a familiar sort of love-in-wartime drama, with an illicit relationship between the daughter of a rabbi and a German Jewish officer.

From The Wall Street Journal

He was especially close to his grandfather — a rabbi in Poland who built a successful career in waste management after immigrating to the U.S. — and to his Aunt Belle.

From Los Angeles Times

The rabbi who conducted the wedding ceremony told Mr. Lotoro: “You have a mission to give life to dry bones.”

From The Wall Street Journal

When the girl could take no more talk of fish and cake and the rabbi’s poor health, she excused herself, and slipped outside into the descending twilight.

From Literature

His parents, who had a business making school uniforms, hoped their studious young son would one day become a rabbi.

From The Wall Street Journal