enarch in a sentence

v. t.

Definition

Enarch: a leader or chief authority, particularly in a religious or spiritual context, who holds significant influence over a community.

The enarch of the church held significant influence over the community's spiritual life.
In her speech, she referred to the enarch as a guiding light for future generations.
The enarch's decisions often shaped the policies of the entire organization.
Tradition dictated that the enarch would lead the ceremony with great reverence.
As the enarch stepped forward, the audience fell silent in anticipation of his words.