pastorage

[ˈpæstərɪdʒ]

pastorage Definition

  • 1the occupation or duties of a pastor
  • 2the land or buildings used for the keeping or grazing of livestock

Phrases with pastorage

  • land covered with grass and other low plants suitable for grazing animals, especially cattle or sheep

    Example

    The farmer had a large pasture land where he kept his cows.

  • the provision of spiritual and emotional support and guidance to members of a religious community

    Example

    The pastor provided pastoral care to the members of his church.

  • the work of a pastor in providing spiritual leadership and guidance to a congregation

    Example

    He felt called to pastoral ministry and decided to become a pastor.

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Summary: pastorage in Brief

The term 'pastorage' [ˈpæstərɪdʒ] refers to two distinct meanings. The first is the occupation or duties of a pastor, while the second is the land or buildings used for the keeping or grazing of livestock. Examples of the former include 'pastoral care' and 'pastoral ministry,' while the latter is exemplified by 'pasture land.'