ministerial
Pronunciation: [ˌmɪnɪˈstɪəriəl]
Word
Context: “government”
(adjective) related to a minister or a ministry in the government. This usually means something that involves decision-making or management in public services.
Example
The ministerial meeting went well, and important decisions were made for the city.
Example
The ministerial council did not address the important issues that people are concerned about.
Example
What topics will be discussed at the ministerial conference?
Context: “religion”
(adjective) relating to the duties or role of a minister in a church or religious organization. This often means activities or responsibilities that involve teaching or guiding people in their faith.
Example
Her ministerial duties include leading the Sunday service and helping community members.
Example
He is not involved in ministerial duties; he prefers to support the church from the background.
Example
What are the main ministerial responsibilities of the congregation's leader?
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