1. Plural of clerical; people employed in clerical work, such as office workers or administrative staff.
2. Plural of clerical; garments or vestments worn by clergy members.
Usage: religious context

1. Relating to or characteristic of office work, administrative duties, or clerical tasks.
2. Relating to clergy or the church; ecclesiastical.
Usage: religious context

Examples

• The company hired several clericals to handle data entry and filing.
• Clericals in the office were responsible for scheduling meetings and managing correspondence.
• The bishop wore traditional clericals during the Sunday service.
• Clericals duties include answering phones, organizing documents, and maintaining records.
• Many clericals work in hospitals, schools, and government agencies.
• The church's clericals were displayed in the vestry.
• She transitioned from a clerical role to a management position.