Clerical

The church's publication of a rant against same-sex marriage was clearly a clerical error.

A collar may come in many varieties, from button-down to clerical, and Mandarin to Masonic, but it is never a lapel.

I find it so strange that keyboards can be both musical and clerical.

With a unanimity which seems almost incomprehensible, and for a long time was not understood by historians, the urban agglomerations, down to the smallest burgs, began to shake off the yoke of their worldly and clerical lords.

After World War II, many employers hired women as temporary workers in clerical jobs.

Maybe Tom made a clerical error.

‘The groans of this sick person,’ he said, ‘distract my attention. And without that it is extremely difficult to guard against clerical errors in this climate.’