Synonyms for Ministers:

• n.

  • clergy people
  • Clergymen
  ,
  • Fathers
  ,
  • Missionaries
  ,
  • abbesses
  ,
  • abbots
  ,
  • archbishops
  ,
  • archdeacons
  ,
  • bishops
  ,
  • brethren
  ,
  • canons
  ,
  • cardinals
  ,
  • chaplains
  ,
  • clerics
  ,
  • curates
  ,
  • ecclesiastics
  ,
  • evangelists
  ,
  • friars
  ,
  • monks
  ,
  • novices
  ,
  • nuns
  ,
  • pastors
  ,
  • pilgrims
  ,
  • popes
  ,
  • preachers
  ,
  • prelates
  ,
  • priests
  ,
  • prioresses
  ,
  • priors
  ,
  • rectors
  ,
  • reverends
  ,
  • sisters
  ,
  • vicars
  .

• v.

  • aids
  • Mothers
  ,
  • abets
  ,
  • aids
  ,
  • assists
  ,
  • attends
  ,
  • benefits
  ,
  • encourages
  ,
  • endows
  ,
  • facilitates
  ,
  • fosters
  ,
  • funds
  ,
  • helps
  ,
  • motivates
  ,
  • relieves
  ,
  • serves
  ,
  • supports
  ,
  • sustains
  ,
  • tends
  .

• Other relevant words:

• Deputies
,
• Functionaries
,
• Secretaries
,
• administers
,
• affords
,
• agents
,
• ambassadors
,
• applies
,
• baptizes
,
• befriends
,
• cares
,
• celebrants
,
• chancellors
,
• clergy
,
• co-operates
,
• conduces
,
• contributes
,
• delegates
,
• distributes
,
• divines
,
• envoys
,
• executives
,
• furnishes
,
• intervenes
,
• makes
,
• manages
,
• messengers
,
• minister
,
• ministering
,
• officials
,
• operates
,
• parsons
,
• presbyters
,
• presidents
,
• provides
,
• renders
,
• satisfies
,
• secretary
,
• section head
,
• services
,
• shepherds
,
• subserves
,
• supplies
.

What are the paraphrases for Ministers?

• Equivalence

  • Proper noun, plural
    minsters, ministres.

• Reverse Entailment

  • Proper noun, singular
    chancellor, premiers, ministerial-level.
  • Noun, plural
    ministerial, chiefs, co-ministers.

• Independent

  • Cardinal number
    15, 1994.
  • Adjective
    prime.
  • Proper noun, singular
    accord, accountable, america, appendix, are, association, authorisation, bank, banks, breach, chairman, charter, chief, cm, cohesion, concerned, continuation, continuing, december, delegate, discussion, enclosure, european, expert, focus, governmental, have, incumbent, interdepartmental, involvement, keynote, leaders, legal, nuclear, october, opening, openness, organs, participation, prime, primer, privy, pursuit, rev, schedule, second, status, tax, taxation, there, uganda, union, violation, vote, voting, who, wise, Bodies, Chairmen, Delegated, Has, P, Their, Them, They, Were, non-proliferation, no., Sharon, Vlad, chiefs, incumbents, meetings, elders, experts, delegates, events, owners, PRI, MRT, VOTES, participants, co-chairs, 1997, pervez, ministre, c., ministro, interministerial, inter-ministerial, zaken, ', co-chairpersons, -rrb-, +, ?.
  • Noun, plural
    abroad, authorities, banks, brussels, clergy, enclosure, have, held, holding, judges, leaders, men, relations, statistics, status, talks, terms, things, Activities, Areas, Chairmen, Deputies, L, Conferences, Consultations, Efforts, Guidelines, Judgments, Organizations, Parents, Rights, clerics, pastors, preachers, priests, vicars, directors, managers, officers, conflicts, servants, colleagues, levels, makers, meetings, delegates, representatives, officials, statements, scenarios, actions, cases, posts, declarations, sectors, forces, positions, justices, magistrates, issues, facts, conditions, points, decisions, aspects, speakers, provinces, discussions, questions, matters, problems, wallets, peers, portfolios, keepers, VOTES, herders, perpetrators, guests, participants, dialogues, administrations, prosecutors, communiques, counsellors, pastoralists, co-chairs, shepherds, 2003, -rrb-, =, ?.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    adviser, aftermath, agreement, analysis, attention, change, chief, course, crime, decision, discussion, expertise, formula, interdepartmental, planning, primer, research, resolution, response, role, step, today, war, year, ministre.
  • Verb, past tense
    agreed, approved, committed, held, said.
  • Verb, gerund or present participle
    Including.
  • Verb, past participle
    adopted, approved, endorsed, held, prepared, taken, Discussed, Passed.
  • Verb, base form
    answer, continue, create, improve.

• Other Related

  • Adjective
    ministerial, ministerial-level.
  • Proper noun, plural
    ministries.
  • Proper noun, singular
    ministerial, ministry, minster, president, presidents, ministries.
  • Noun, plural
    ministry, presidents, ministries.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    ministerial, ministry, minster.
  • Adverb
    minister.

What are the hypernyms for Ministers?

• Other hypernyms:

  government officials, politicians, civil servants, public servants, elected representatives, law makers.