Very Reverend
Very Reverend
\ˈver-ē-, ˈve-rē-\Definition of VERY REVEREND
—used as a title for various ecclesiastical officials (as cathedral deans and canons, rectors of Roman Catholic colleges and seminaries, and superiors of some religious houses)
First Known Use of VERY REVEREND
1748
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