priestess|priestesses in English

noun

['priest·ess || 'prɪːstɪs]

female priest, female member of the clergy

Use "priestess|priestesses" in a sentence

1. The priestess.

2. Bacchants priestesses or female devotees of the god Bacchus

3. A Trojan priestess scrubbing my floors.

4. Priestess, what about that monk?

5. Afro-Brazilian priestesses washing the steps of the church

6. Brindell was a halfling priestess of Eilistraee

7. Bacchae definition is - the female attendants or priestesses of Bacchus.

8. I am your daughter; I am your Priestess.

9. A priestess can make money just about anywhere!

10. The priestess of Isis are meeting at my house tonight.

11. 16 She can be a priestess, counsellor, or wise grandmother.

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13. She can be a priestess, counsellor, or wise grandmother.

14. They generally symbolize pagan religion and particularly the presence of a goddess and priestesses.

15. What does it mean to be a priestess?

16. Intoxicating vapors brought the priestess into a state of ecstasy

17. One of the remaining sahuagin was a yellow - tailed priestess.

18. Janis Joplin was known as the High Priestess of Rock.

19. I was, like, a priestess in a, like , Aztec city!

20. The priestess will tell you about some ancient evil.

21. Circe was the Vampyre High Priestess of the Vampyre High Council

22. The priestess - she gave her name as Quaanteel - offered Shemsen meat.

23. She is widely regarded as the high priestess of contemporary dance.

24. Possibly they were daughters of a community leader, a priestess or elder.

25. And this, if Shemsen believed the priestess, was only the first army.