Minister
Pronunciation: /ˈmɪnəstər/
Minister (noun)
- a person in charge of a government department or ministry.
- a person who leads religious services in some Christian churches.
Examples
- The minister announced new policies today.
- A minister attended the international conference.
Common collocations: foreign minister, prime minister, cabinet minister, ordained minister, youth minister
Minister (verb)
- to give help or care to someone, especially in a religious context.
Examples
- She ministers to the needs of the community.
- He ministers to the sick and elderly.