Similar words: plain, plaint, explain, plainly, complain, complaint, complain of, peneplain. Meaning: ['tʃæplɪn] 
n. a clergyman ministering to some institution.
n. a clergyman ministering to some institution. 
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61. To this end, the grizzled Chaplain petitioned Lord Macragge for the authority to forge a new body of Ultramarines, chosen from the survivors of the Tyrannic wars.
62. Well, my friend, fortune is inconstant, as the chaplain of the regiment said.
63. US navy chaplain Joseph O'Callahan was the only chaplain to receive the Congressional Medal of Honor During World War II.
64. Prison ministry volunteers play an important role in helping the prison chaplain minister to inmates. Two ex-inmates share with us their experience with the prison volunteers.
65. For a few precarious seconds, the chaplain tingled with a weird, occult sensation.
66. This Chaplain was a very young female with long blond hair.
67. At that point, a hospital chaplain came in, and for the first time I broke down.
68. Some Yankee chaplain would have written if this were true.
69. As a chaplain in a university residence hall, I am supposed to uphold all of the school rules, which include a ban on pets.
70. The Rev. Amy McCreath , MIT Episcopal chaplain , coordinates The Technology and Culture Forum.
71. Prison ministry volunteers play an important role in helping the prison chaplain minister to inmates.
72. The colonel had never liked the chaplain and now he loathed and distrusted him.
73. Nancy Smith, a Jewish chaplain, recited the Kaddish,(www.Sentencedict.com) the memorial prayer for the dead.
74. She would swear the same, in a manner of speaking, before chaplain.'.
75. The chaplain tried to solace the wounded and dying during the Battle.
76. Mr Xiong is now a US Army chaplain based in Alabama.
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