Synonyms for pope
poʊppope

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1. pope, Catholic Pope, Roman Catholic Pope, pontiff, Holy Father, Vicar of Christ, Bishop of Romenoun

   the head of the Roman Catholic Church

   Synonyms:
   pontiff

2. Pope, Alexander Popenoun

   English poet and satirist (1688-1744)

   Synonyms:
   pontiff

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1. popenoun

   Synonyms:
   pontiff, bishop of rome

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1. popenoun

   Synonyms:
   bishop of rome, pontiff, pontifex maximus

   Associated words:
   papal, papacy, paparchy, popish, see, popedom, popery, ablegate, nuncio, legate, vatican, pontifical

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1. List of paraphrases for "pope":

   pape, pontiff, baba, dad, babah, daddy, papa, papal, ipo, bob, pop

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1. List of known nicknames for "Popé":

   Pope

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1. Barrett Doyle:

   Pope Francis's removal of (Finn) is a good step but just a beginning.

2. Brenda Noriega:

   The pope said it is a horrible crime. He reminded us that it is important to accompany the victims, to walk with them, and to be a united Church.

3. Jim Towey:

   I think the pope’s visit is going to crystallize the fact that there are only a couple of Republicans who are going to be able to appeal to Catholic voters.

4. Father Raed Adel:

   This site was used as a main center by ISIS religious police, a center of the IS leadership. So this is an important issue, the visit of the Pope to this site that was the central administrative center of the Islamic State. This is where the Islamic State said 'we will go to Rome, occupy Rome, and cut off the head of the Pope.'.

5. Mark Mullaney:

   What fascinates me is the degree to which he has captured the attention of Catholics and non-Catholics. I find myself in social meetings with non-Catholics talking about the Pope, and he's the subject of great hope, he's opened doors and windows that have not been open in a long time, and encouraged discussion.