disfrock in a sentence

v. t.

Definition

To disfrock means to remove someone from their clerical position or status, typically due to misconduct or violation of church rules.

The bishop decided to disfrock the priest after the scandal came to light.
In a surprising move, the church council voted to disfrock the minister for her controversial teachings.
After a thorough investigation, the committee unanimously agreed to disfrock the clergyman for misconduct.
The decision to disfrock him was not taken lightly, as it affected the entire congregation.
Following the allegations, many questioned whether the church should have the authority to disfrock its leaders.