1. of, relating to, or befitting a parson or clergyman
Usage: formal; somewhat archaic

Examples

• His parsonic demeanor made him seem older than his years.
• She spoke with a parsonic gravity that commanded respect.
• The parsonic robes hung neatly in the vestry.
• His parsonic duties kept him busy throughout the week.
• The old man’s parsonic appearance suggested years of religious service.