Definition of nonclerical in US English:

nonclerical

adjectiveˌnänˈklerikəlˌnänˈklerikəl

1Not doing or involving routine clerical work in an office.
Example sentencesExamples
- Its second round of voluntary retirement scheme, completed last month, attracted applications from 514 employees among banking assistants and the non-clerical staff.
2Not relating to or belonging to the clergy.
Example sentencesExamples
- In 1951, however, the house passed into non-clerical hands and became the family home of David and Rosemary Verey.
- He weakened the grip of the Roman Catholic Church on education, extended higher education, created lycées for girls, and made French elementary education non-clerical, free, and compulsory.
Synonyms
non-clerical, non-ordained, non-ecclesiastical, secular, temporal

Definition of nonclerical in US English:

nonclerical

adjectiveˌnänˈklerikəl

1Not doing or involving routine clerical work in an office.
Example sentencesExamples
- Its second round of voluntary retirement scheme, completed last month, attracted applications from 514 employees among banking assistants and the non-clerical staff.
2Not relating to or belonging to the clergy.
Example sentencesExamples
- In 1951, however, the house passed into non-clerical hands and became the family home of David and Rosemary Verey.
- He weakened the grip of the Roman Catholic Church on education, extended higher education, created lycées for girls, and made French elementary education non-clerical, free, and compulsory.
Synonyms
non-clerical, non-ordained, non-ecclesiastical, secular, temporal

单词	nonclerical
释义	Definition of nonclerical in US English: nonclerical adjectiveˌnänˈklerikəlˌnänˈklerikəl 1Not doing or involving routine clerical work in an office. Example sentencesExamples Its second round of voluntary retirement scheme, completed last month, attracted applications from 514 employees among banking assistants and the non-clerical staff. 2Not relating to or belonging to the clergy. Example sentencesExamples In 1951, however, the house passed into non-clerical hands and became the family home of David and Rosemary Verey. He weakened the grip of the Roman Catholic Church on education, extended higher education, created lycées for girls, and made French elementary education non-clerical, free, and compulsory. Synonyms non-clerical, non-ordained, non-ecclesiastical, secular, temporal Definition of nonclerical in US English: nonclerical adjectiveˌnänˈklerikəl 1Not doing or involving routine clerical work in an office. Example sentencesExamples Its second round of voluntary retirement scheme, completed last month, attracted applications from 514 employees among banking assistants and the non-clerical staff. 2Not relating to or belonging to the clergy. Example sentencesExamples In 1951, however, the house passed into non-clerical hands and became the family home of David and Rosemary Verey. He weakened the grip of the Roman Catholic Church on education, extended higher education, created lycées for girls, and made French elementary education non-clerical, free, and compulsory. Synonyms non-clerical, non-ordained, non-ecclesiastical, secular, temporal
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